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REVIT Rocks !: CADclips Announces $39 and $99 REVIT Subscription

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This blog is provided for All Things REVIT. Wednesday, May 29, 2013. CADclips Announces $39 and $99 REVIT Subscription. New Download Pricing at. 1 Year $99 or 30 Days $39. Http:/ cadclips.com/ShoppingCart.htm. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Master REVIT Using These Amazing Training Videos. Follow Daryl on Twitter. Enjoying the BIM revolution! View my complete profile. Worlds Best REVIT Video Training. La Boutique Du BIM. Free REVIT and AutoCAD Training. Seattle Revit User Group. Broutek - MEP Content.

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REVIT Rocks !: REVIT 2015 Sketchy Lines Rock

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This blog is provided for All Things REVIT. Sunday, April 13, 2014. REVIT 2015 Sketchy Lines Rock. Sketchy Lines are simple, cool, fun and REVIT will never be the same! In summary it works globally by view or view template by jittering the linework and adding end extensions. If you have lots of detail there will be lots of jittering. The jittering line weights are controlled by the object style. And / or element / category overrides. This will make or break any blotchiness. Follow Daryl on Twitter. USG D...

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REVIT Rocks !: REVIT Parts to Adjust Wall Cladding

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This blog is provided for All Things REVIT. Saturday, August 10, 2013. REVIT Parts to Adjust Wall Cladding. A great new CADclips video series that will change how you model wall cladding. Below is the introduction CADclip. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Master REVIT Using These Amazing Training Videos. Follow Daryl on Twitter. Enjoying the BIM revolution! View my complete profile. Worlds Best REVIT Video Training. La Boutique Du BIM. Free REVIT and AutoCAD Training. Seattle Revit User Group.

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REVIT Rocks !: REVIT CADclip Far Clipping Plane with Duplicated Elevations

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This blog is provided for All Things REVIT. Wednesday, May 29, 2013. REVIT CADclip Far Clipping Plane with Duplicated Elevations. CADclips Announces new $19, $39 and $99 REVIT Video Training Tutorial Subscriptions. Below is a CADclip demonstrating how to control the Far Clipping Plane of Duplicated Elevations. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Master REVIT Using These Amazing Training Videos. Follow Daryl on Twitter. Enjoying the BIM revolution! View my complete profile. Worlds Best REVIT Video Training.

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REVIT Rocks !: REVIT Stepped Footing Family Download

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This blog is provided for All Things REVIT. Wednesday, July 09, 2014. REVIT Stepped Footing Family Download. 7999 - 1 Year CADclips Video Training Subscription. Here's a great little set of REVIT families for Stepped Footings. Surprisingly enough REVIT comes with NO 'out of the box' method to properly model a stepped footing and it's a major "Pain in the A$ " to try to model one. As a newbie it's next to impossible. Any problems with it just drop me a line : ). Download Stepped Footing Families. CADclips...

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REVIT Rocks !: The future of REVIT Training has arrived - Thank you !

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This blog is provided for All Things REVIT. Thursday, May 11, 2006. The future of REVIT Training has arrived - Thank you! REVIT Training now Available. The future is here and we are ON IT! Sit back at your desk,. In board room,. In a coffee shop. Or on a bus. For that matter and watch how it's done . LIVE. Training or in a Group. Ask questions and get your answers right then and there. We can record the session so no need to panic. How about scheduling the sessions to suit your availability. REVIT Strucu...

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csharpeasy: OOP Concepts

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Useful C# and .NET tips. Thursday, March 20, 2008. 1 POLYMORPHISM: In object-oriented programming, polymorphism (from the Greek meaning "having multiple forms") is the characteristic of being able to assign a different meaning or usage to something in different contexts - specifically, to allow an entity such as a variable, a function, or an object to have more than one form. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Access Modifiers (public, private, .). Reference and Value Types and Primitive Types.

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csharpeasy: December 2007

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Useful C# and .NET tips. Thursday, December 27, 2007. Creates concrete instances of classes. Creates a single instance of a class and ensures there is only one instance in the system. Class contruction: Keep a private member in the class and let the constructor initialize it only if that member is null. Application: System resources; there is only one printer in the system and we must access it thru singleton pattern. Represents an entire system of subclasses. Notifies changes to classes.

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csharpeasy: Access Modifiers (public, private, ...)

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Useful C# and .NET tips. Wednesday, March 19, 2008. Access Modifiers (public, private, .). Internal by default. (can be internal or public, can NOT be private, protected or protected internal). Always public, no access modifier needed or allowed. Private by default. (can be public, private, internal). Accessible from instance and derived classes. NOT accessible from instance nor derived classes. NOT accessible from instance but accessible from derived classes. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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csharpeasy: Dispose(), Destructor/Finalizer

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Useful C# and .NET tips. Wednesday, March 19, 2008. Destructors are called by GC (non-deterministic) ClassName() in C# and Finalize() method in VB.NET when GC determines it is time for garbage collection. Not the best place to put cleanup code. Ex: open a database connection and put the cleanup code in the Destructor. That DB connection might. Stay open for the life of the entire application. Not good! A better place to put cleanup code. Mostly used to cleanup unmanaged. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).