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  1. 2009-12-14, 09:46 AM #1
    noelgerardmurphy
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    Exclamation Creating an AVI file

    I have created a 30sec walkthrough in Revit. How do I save this as an AVI file.
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  2. 2009-12-14, 03:27 PM #2
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    Default Re: Creating an AVI file

    Welcome to the forums.
    You will need to export the walkthrough.
    In 2009 it is File > Export > Walkthrough
    In 2010 Application Menu (The Big R) > Export > Images and Animations > Walkthrough
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  3. 2009-12-14, 10:29 PM #3
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    Default Re: Creating an AVI file

    Thanks Dimitri, this seems to be working for me, Noel
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