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Can anyone give a personal analysis for disecting Revit and creating the building blocks for learning it inside out? This will give me the basis toward developing a game plan to study the product like I have done since Autocad's inception. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Knowing that the terminology is different and that I have been raised on a more prestigious parametric piece of software called APDesign, Revit's CUI and development is altogether "GREEK" compared to Autocad. Thanks for the information in advance.
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I recommend doing the Getting Started tutorial, then ALL the family tutorials, then the detailing tutorials.
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Thanks, About families, Any thing in particular to pay attention to and what are they similar to? Blocks, xrefs, or blocks with attributes in Autocad?
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