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Hello everyone, i signed up to the website years ago and kept dabbling my toes in the Revit waters! i am again trying to delve into Revit for my residential extension projects but i am finding it hard to get started!
is the best way just to start - and if i need a wall type to jut create it (duplicate a similar one and change it) and try and get through a whole project? I am stuck in thinking that i should be making a template for myself with everything that i am likely to need - is this a waste of time?
is there a UK residential template available (in metric) that is a good kicking off point?
i am sure i will be posting in here loads over the next while as i try to go through projects and tutorials!
Eddy
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