Thursday, December 19, 2013

Top Speaker Award for a Lecture Class at AU 2013


I am pleased to announce that the class that I taught at AU 2013

 "AB3340: Make Hardscape Follow Site Topography and Site Topography Follow Hardscape in Revit"  

has been rated the top lecture class at AU2013!

Click here for last years AU2012 top rated class that I taught.

I want to thank everyone who has followed and supported me throughout the years. Without all your support, feedback, and collaboration this would not have been possible. 

To receive this award two years in a row makes me honored beyond words. 

If you missed the AU2013 class, you could watch it here and see what all the fuss was about


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8 comments:

archisoft said...

I've been waiting all year for this....worth the wait.

Noah Harburger said...

Marcello, Congrats on getting the top honor 2 years running.
I have been watching the video, and trying to complete the 3rd or 4th example where you are snap spline through points onto the imported DWG. For some reason, my spline points will not snap to the dwg. Do you have any clue why this would be? It keeps wanting to place all poins on the reference plane (level 1) instead. The same issue occured as i was trying to place the modifide line entourage onto the points of the imported dwg. Any help you could lend on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Marcello Sgambelluri said...

Noah

Send me your revit model and I will take a look

Anonymous said...

Hi Marcello,
Thanks for the course. Im having the same issue as the guy above. I also tried using your curved road model, isolated the dwg, but still no snap....

Marcello Sgambelluri said...

Send me your model
My email is on the intro slide of the AU presentation

Han's something said...

Thank you for the lecture.
I really enjoyed it. But I have same issue like other people. I'm having a problem to snap on to 3d DWG file. Is there any initial set up before I export to CAD?

Marcello Sgambelluri said...

Han's something
This is the 4th time I heard of this happening. It doesnt happen all the time. I have NOT been able to replicate this issue and the only cases I heard of the people were not willing to share their files with me.
Could you please share with me the file that you are having trouble with and i will try to get to the bottom of this. If the project you are working on is confidential then strip the file down to where I am able to view it.
Send me your revit file and dwg to my email
marcellojs@hotmail.com
if the file is too big then use a file exchange program such as dropbox.
Thanks and lets get this solved!

Devin Brower said...

I know this is more than three years old, but I'm hoping you can help. I'm having the same problem as others, I can't snap to the points on the imported dwg. I'd be happy to send you the revit and dwg files if you don't mind taking a look.