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1: Full of Redlines
This is a difficult tutorial book to read and to follow. The coordination between the text, graphics, images, and cd-rom files are sketchy at best. It is just difficult to learn Revit because I often find myself troubleshooting the errors in this book. The people who read this book are in the building industries and picking up redlines and xrefs are very important. How can a book that suppose to teach Revit, a program that promotes drawing coordination, lacks these vital attributes? This is just absurd.
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2: Introduction is right
This book is purely introduction. Don't expect to become a professional drafter with just this book.
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3: Introducing Revit Architecture 2008
I feel that this book will really help the department I am in. We are trying to implament REVIT, this book is a real good tool to help with the training that is needed to get this done.
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4: Poorly written and presented book
After working with this book for four hours I'm already fed up with it. This book has poor presentation by doing things such as referring to highlighted section on all black and white drawings, and providing tutorial steps for functions that do not work in Revit. Also, vague wording makes it hard to find tools and tool bars being referred too. This book is not a good learning tool. Think twice about buying this book, and read any glorifying reviews carefully and with reservations.
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5: Excellent book for beginers
I read this book A-Z and it helped a lot. Although i already have made one little revit project before reading this book, there were a lot of useful tips. I liked the way book tells about revit - everything's written from architects sight not techno-geek's.
Only four stars because there were too less information about revit families - thats very important even for beginers.
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