Well its about time I updated my blog. For those that couldn't attend the recent Revit Technology Conference I thought I would post links to my powerpoints should you wish to check them out.
This is the talk I did about Families.
Generally it investigates how to setup standards in your office in order to maintain control of your library and develop consistency as well as maximum functionality.
Unfortunately our webserver no longer allows me to post these large files. Please use this link to PDF.
It then looks at some of the basics of family creation of which I then did some live demo's. If enough people post interest, I'll upload a video screen capture of this... :-)
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