Virtual Tutor 10 - Reviews

[Anonymous]

Hello people!
Has anyone bought VT10 maybe?
I saw that its available, but didnt find any reviews so far...
Opinions, suggestions...
Thank you

[TomWaltz]

It's kind of the same as the one for AC9.

It's a bunch of videos on AC10 usage. It's a lot of information, but gets a bit monotonous after a while.

[Anonymous]

TomWaltz wrote:
It's kind of the same as the one for AC9.

It's a bunch of videos on AC10 usage. It's a lot of information, but gets a bit monotonous after a while.

What do you mean Tom , not good?
You think they did a better job with VT9 then with VT10?

[KeesW]

I've used VT10 and can't speak highly enough of it. It is monotonous if you go through it from start to finish but I don't think that is how it is meant to be used. It is a resource that you dip into when you need it. It thoroughly covers most Archicad commands and will show you how they are used.

When one starts out with ArchiCad, attending a training course is probably best but VT10 can then be used as a refresher. If you don't have access to training courses, it can be used as a supplement to the tutorials and training excercises that come with ArchiCad.

I've been using AC for nearly 10 years and still find lots of useful stuff in VT10. Try it - its not expensive for the benefits you get out of it.

[Anonymous]

Thanx for the tips KeesW:-)
Does anybody knows any direct online store in USA, other then objectsonline?

[Anonymous]

Mario wrote:
Thanx for the tips KeesW:-)
Does anybody knows any direct online store in USA, other then objectsonline?

http://www.cadgarage.com/nevituforar1.html

[TomWaltz]

Mario wrote:
What do you mean Tom , not good?
You think they did a better job with VT9 then with VT10?

I had the same problem with VT9: lots of information, but very boring to watch.

[Anonymous]

Thanx BAS!
Come on Michael
If you know everthing, any you are an AC masetr, then I can understand you compleatly, otherwise...