Paul Aubin’s guide to Revit
families was very helpful and saved a great deal of frustration. While I found understanding reference planes,
constraints, and parameters to be relatively straightforward, I really benefited
from the explanation of nesting. The
single most helpful part of this document is the chart distinguishing the
relationships between various Revit elements.
Since I am a very visual person, the tree provided a comprehensive yet
straightforward view of all the parts within the program. Furthermore, for similar reasons, I
appreciate the screenshot included with step-by-step instructions.
While my resulting project is
somewhat simple, creating it was definitely a learning process. Since I have
gained a better understanding of this aspect of Revit, I hope to design
something more complex next time around.
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