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    Default BD35-3: Building Stronger Families

    Instructors: David Conant – Product Designer, Autodesk, Inc. and Steve Stafford, WATG

    Class Description: Discuss the best techniques for getting the maximum performance and flexibility from your Autodesk® Revit® families. This course will outline advanced uses of existing functionality and introduce new features now available in Autodesk Revit 7.0. Specific examples will be shown and distributed to attendees.

    Who Should Attend

    Intermediate-level users of Autodesk Revit

    • Topics Covered
    • Adding your own custom data to families
    • Effective use of formulas
    • Conditionals in Formulas
    • Controlling nested families
    • Using level of detail to add graphic power
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