Full Revit it's not but that's the whole point!!!
Designers who haven't yet gotten on the BIM train can get a start with Vasari and get to a place where SketchUp is no longer used (or used as much), since as a BIM tool SKP is; well... a tool.
Download Project Vasari for yourself from the photo at left!!! If you'd like a technology review look at D Light's blog posting Here.
If you'd like to see a teaser go to this post from a few days ago (well a few days ago from the time of this post)!!!
Need some Video Tutorials (in addition to the ones in the tech preview? Click Me!!!
Enjoy, now get to Designing!!!
A BIM Junkies Guide to Getting Over an Addiction to Lines..."Toward a Zen of BIM"
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
A U Ready? Getting it together for Vegas Baby
You (Autodesk) Tube
AU Official Site
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Speaker Resource Center
Exhibitor Resource Center
AU Beat Casts
AU Blog
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Mandalay Bay
Excalibur
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AU Official Site
AU Classes
AU Event Schedule
Speaker Resource Center
Exhibitor Resource Center
AU Beat Casts
AU Blog
AU Twit (ter)
AU Facebook
AU Tech Talk
AU Virtual
AU Extension
Mandalay Bay
Excalibur
AU Japan
AU a Communist (China)
Odd Vegas Info
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
AIA NTAP Nationwide BIM
The AIA NTAP is having a New Technologies|Alliances|Practices conference November 12th 2010; Interactively in 10 US Cities simultaneously; so download the Hybrid Schedule Here or register at the AIA Site Here by clicking the image; hope to see you there!!!
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
What If Indeed!!! Project Vasari and Revit Conceptualizations+
In the following video teaser ADSK asks us a few retorical questions and I will open with a rhetorical answer: Hell Yeah!!! We'd use it and push it to the limits (and can hardly wait)!!! Thanks for the heads-up @davidfano
Gimmee, Gimmee, Gimmee!!! I do appreciate The Labs
Gimmee, Gimmee, Gimmee!!! I do appreciate The Labs
Thursday, November 04, 2010
1st Pricing™ Window & Door Toolkit for Revit®
If you are interested in finding out more on how or if you can track projected pricing of real world components, beyond estimates, then click the image (left).
Got Plugin? Although their site only notes a download for Revit 2010, in most of the documentation, if you click the image (left) you will be brought to a page to download their plugin for EITHER 2010 or 2011 (at the time of this posting).
As they say in an old press release: "...With the click of a button, the 1st Pricing technology accesses an internet portal and pulls comparison pricing of multiple brands to fill out a detailed bill of materials with all related content on demand...." There is a new press release for 2011 Right Here!!!
Did I mention these are free???!!! Well, they are so don't be upset if: "...Today, the Company is focused on building materials for residential construction but plans to add commercial building products. In the near future, 1st Pricing expects to provide pricing on virtually every building product used in residential construction while bridging the gap for subcontractors by including labor quotes...."
Something is better than nothing perhaps...
Got Plugin? Although their site only notes a download for Revit 2010, in most of the documentation, if you click the image (left) you will be brought to a page to download their plugin for EITHER 2010 or 2011 (at the time of this posting).
As they say in an old press release: "...With the click of a button, the 1st Pricing technology accesses an internet portal and pulls comparison pricing of multiple brands to fill out a detailed bill of materials with all related content on demand...." There is a new press release for 2011 Right Here!!!
Did I mention these are free???!!! Well, they are so don't be upset if: "...Today, the Company is focused on building materials for residential construction but plans to add commercial building products. In the near future, 1st Pricing expects to provide pricing on virtually every building product used in residential construction while bridging the gap for subcontractors by including labor quotes...."
Something is better than nothing perhaps...
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