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web_wallace wrote:The best I ever came across was Project Framework, which was last published for AC8.1 (and a small addenda issued for AC9); however, so much has changed since then. It's still useful, but would be confusing for a new user.
… things such as : Layers, Navigator/map views, strategies and structure, schedules and extracting information > pretty much what makes AC so valuable...
Peter wrote:The group at ACE have been embarking on such an endeavor (in blog format); however, they also have real jobs like the rest of us, so progress has been slow (no offense, Andy
What are peoples thoughts? Would it be feasible? Would it get the interest? Could it fill the missing gap?
2008-04-30 12:55 AM
web_wallace wrote:It's probably only second in number to Revit. Don't forget it's been around for a Loooong time!
Supposedly Ac is a very small fish in the world of BIM
Laura wrote:I've just noticed that in their download section (you should register to access) there is the 2008-ACE-TRAINING.pdf guide that covers a lot of basic setup, usage and best practices for AC11. It's a fairly comprehensive 333 pages
The group at ACE have been embarking on such an endeavor (in blog format); however, they also have real jobs like the rest of us, so progress has been slow (no offense, Andy ).
2008-04-30 01:18 AM
Peter wrote:Yes, I'm sure that's Tom Waltz's doing (as he did the same last year) -- why go through the hassles of publishing when you can give it away for free?
... there is the 2008-ACE-TRAINING.pdf guide that covers a lot of basic setup, usage and best practices for AC11. It's a fairly comprehensive 333 pagesand it's well worth a read.
2008-04-30 08:11 AM
web_wallace wrote:Miniscule and shrinking. More on that here:
I am not sure what the market penetration/share of AC is but I would imagine that it will only grow by bringing the product out there in print format.
2008-05-05 06:07 PM