Seven Tips that I tweeted but didn't post ... until now

Remove paint from all walls in project: 3D view, Wireframe, Isolate Walls, Remove Paint tool, hover mouse - *only* Painted walls highlight.
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) July 12, 2013

It *may* be more reliable to replace Materials and Appearances by using #Revit Material Libraries (rather than Transfer Project Standards)
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) July 23, 2013

To find location of hosting plane if #Revit says 'not associated', select the Extrusion and click Edit Workplane - it is the blue line/plane
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) July 11, 2013

You can use a Formula in a Family to drive data into the Type Comments of many Types at once (use "text here" in formula column)
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) July 10, 2013

Using Join Geometry on collinear walls can also allow a door to span their end to end join (not only for parallel finish walls) #revit
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) July 9, 2013

Want to make a "worm’s eye, orthographic plan at the cut plane, editable and dynamic" in #Revit? Check out http://t.co/b12DSCdaVz
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) July 22, 2013

Where to find Service Packs for Autodesk products (that is, until they release an all-in-one Suite Update Utility :-) http://t.co/o8S6x0zuda
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) July 19, 2013

#BIM collaboration is like riding a bus - if you have a common destination in mind, its easier to initiate a meaningful dialogue.
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) June 26, 2013

#BIM is easy to practice, but harder in practise.
— Luke Johnson (@lukeyjohnson) July 22, 2013