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fg
Feb 9, 2009 - 5:29 AM

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Nippo
Feb 9, 2009 - 11:29 PM

Seems nice.... something on the lines the way MSword has done...... but are there any additioal features in it?..... any increase in performance?..... if not then y the hell so they spend so much time on the looks rather than performance?..... just wondering.....

Sheena
Feb 10, 2009 - 6:25 AM

its gud...fantastic interface.....
Is there any new commands/ tools than 2009....?

Lukas
Feb 22, 2009 - 8:25 AM

To be honest I hate it. Not that I don't like optimalization but I am working on a laptop and taking up so much of horizontal space is unaccteptable. Hopefully I will be able to turn the ribbon to vertival position. Yet there is one mayor thing - where is the project browser? I constanly switch between windows

And, yeah, interface looks shiny so now its time to optimize the program. It looks like the new Revit works as slow as before. Why does a fully textured model in Archicad can be rotated easily on a low end machine and in Revit viewing even a simple house is choppy on a brand new computer?

I'm looking forward to new design options but I doubt that new interface will increase productivity greatly.

ShrewsAde
Jul 14, 2009 - 5:37 AM

The Project Browser acts the same as before and can be turned on and off and docked on a separate screen if need be.

The ribbon toolbar can be minimised to one line just containing the headings thus making the horizontal working screen bigger than before. The contents of each heading then pop-out when hovering over the title.

Takes about a day to get used to, and all the menu items are there and contain descriptions of what they do too which is good.

frgvrfr
Mar 5, 2009 - 12:58 AM

very bad...

very stupid presentation

Tracey Miles Reineke`
Apr 28, 2009 - 8:42 PM

I am so utterly upset I want to cancel all my autocad subscriptions and look into another program like ARCHICAD or something that the MACHINE (Autodesk) will stop destroying, so the TOOL (the user) wont have to waste even more of my time and energy relearning how to use the software interface when I've already relearned and and am finally getting comfortable with. Honestly who's the genius over there that came up with this !@#$% idea? Is he or she some kind of econ/marketing major who's trying to make the company a buck on a makeover version of an already smok'in software package so that the neanderthals who won't stop using that piece of whale dung AutoCAD software feel more comfortable using REVIT..... COME ON !!!!! What are you thinking? I'm Thinking of not upgrading to REVIT 2010.... yeah, that's what I'm thinking you geniuses. There is a god and he's gonna hold this one against you goons when you get to heaven... and I'm gonna be standing there laughing.... Retards--all of you!

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Title: Revit Architecture 2010
Description: Revit Architecture 2010 Ribbon Toolbar Video Tour
Author: Gregory Arkin
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