The 2011 edition of Paul F. Aubin's Mastering Revit Architecture is almost here. The book is being re-branded this year as part of the Aubin Academy Master Series. As we do every year, the entire book has been revised, new material added for 2011, existing content enhanced to reflect current best-practices and techniques and where found, errors and omissions fixed. This year's edition will be a little larger than last years reflecting new features for 2011.
To give you an example, I would like to share an extract of the text with you here. An exciting new feature in 2011 is the long requested ability to customize elevation tags. The 2011 edition of the book includes two tutorials, one detailing how to load and apply a custom elevation tag (in Chapter 4) and another detailing how to build the custom tag from scratch in the Family Editor (this is in Chapter 10). I have extracted the text of the tutorial from Chapter 10 and posted it here. Enjoy! I will post the steps from Chapter 4 in a future post, so stay tuned.
Excerpt from Chapter 10 of Aubin Academy Master Series: Revit Architecture 2011:
Creating Custom Elevation Tags (download PDF).
1 comment:
This was really helpful... thanks for blogging about it. I only question I have is regarding pointing the Tag to a non-orthogonal wall. How do you get the Labels and Divider line to stay horizontal...allowing only the pointer to rotate? Thanks Paul.
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