Android x86 VM images for VMware and VirtualBox
Attach it to a Linux image in VirtualBox, my settings below:
Once installed you should be able to access the Play Store from your Windows PC and install apps into the Android VM:
What Revit Wants
Attach it to a Linux image in VirtualBox, my settings below:
Once installed you should be able to access the Play Store from your Windows PC and install apps into the Android VM:
When it comes time to install a new suite, you may feel like removing an older version. In my case, I wanted to remove an entire 2015 suite from my Surface Pro 3. What is the quickest way to do this?
Well, you can do it almost completely unattended with the Autodesk Uninstall Tool, which should already be installed on your system. Its in the Start Menu under Autodesk…
Just tick the boxes and click Uninstall. It will tick away and let you know how many products have been uninstalled. Nice and easy…
The tool is located at:
C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesAutodesk SharedUninstall ToolR1UninstallTool.exe
For clean uninstall tips, also check out:
Heaps of presentation and sample file goodness at each link from here, thanks to Håvard Vasshaug:
Workshops | Havard Vasshaug
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#RTCNA Revit 1.0! Check this out pic.twitter.com/K4k5HkYhbV— Paul F. Aubin (@paulfaubin) June 19, 2014
I had a good time at RTC back in 2016, it was awesome to catch up with the usual BIM crew and see what they are all up to. Hopefully I’ll get a chance to post in more detail about a few things I learned this time around… but for now, here are my 2016 presentations for you to check out.
My keynote presentation slides (why BIM is broken and how to fix it…)
My Dynamo presentation slides:
And the Revizto session that I ran with Michael Clothier:
Presentation and handout resources (including Dynamo dataset) are available in the folder here:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B1dGdRkpk2beZ3VRRUpiYVctakU&usp=sharing
This concise 14 page document comes from collaborate and is available for free download here:
https://wrw.is/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cwg004_release_v1.0.pdf
This is certainly a topic that merits discussion and investigation, as new ways of working grow out of the new BIM technologies.
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Wow, Revit 2015 is setting some serious records for updates!
Here is the direct link to the Update Release 14 for Revit 2015 R2:
http://up.autodesk.com/2015/RVT/Autodesk_Revit_2015_R2-x64_Update14.exe
and non-R2:
http://up.autodesk.com/2015/RVT/Autodesk_Revit_2015-x64_Update14.exe
Readme:
Autodesk Revit 2015 R2 Update Release 14 Readme
Enhancements list (not live yet…)
https://wrw.is/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Enhancements_List_RVT_2015_UR14_forR2.pdf
Just a reminder on how this works, in the off-chance that you are confused…
2015 Products
Use the Enhancements link from https://manage.autodesk.com/cep/#products-services/all
2016 Products
Use the Autodesk App Store
2017 Products
Use Autodesk Desktop App
Yes, there are exceptions to these rules, but it should get you headed in the right direction.
RTC AUS 2016 is imminent! What are you looking forward to? I’m excited to connect with some Dynamo pros, and talk all about BIM process improvement.
Here’s what I’m talking about at RTC (this is a concise teaser only) …
I even get a little badge:
Check it out at:
Improve the Quality and Productivity of Your Revit Modeling with This Powerful Toolkit
Of particular interest are the CAD to RFA converter, Watermark Manager, and the powerful suite of Rebar (Reinforcement) Tools.
Hope you enjoy the review 🙂