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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2012
Our firm is slowly making the transition from autocad to revit. This book, as described, takes an actual project and takes you step by step through the process of drawing and teaching the basics. I'm around 65% through the book and feel I'm grasping the concepts of revit. The book does a good job laying the foundation for using revit on your own. I think the toughest thing about learning revit is letting go of the autocad mindset. The author of the book relates that in his instruction for he was a former autocad user.
This review applies to the release 13 book as well. A coworker and myself are learning with each.
This review applies to the release 13 book as well. A coworker and myself are learning with each.
