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Edited by HAWDesigner - 07.Feb.2011 at 19:15

Bryana wrote: I have experience on REVIT 2009. I know, how to get it  But some one have better choice then good

Not sure why you posted in this thread.  HAWD is making a suggestion.  It seems you have a question about Revit 2009.  Are you asking if there is a better program that you should be using?

Depends on what downloads you are looking at.  Those that contain lisp routines will be of no value to you since AutoCAD LT does not support Lisp.

Hi John

The question is so obvious John. I can't believe you don't see it. Skygirl is an interior designer, currently using Revit, but she's also interested in fashion. So she wants to know if she can use lisp routines in Revit 2010 to design clothing for the fashion industry. It's all there in the post. Although I may have embellished just a little.