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• Mohab3Wed Nov 16, 2011 3:46 pmActually i need "Tianjin Cruise Terminal" revit file for learning issues which is the building on the cover of the 2012 revit architecture. if any one can help would be appreciated
• pattygaleThu Nov 17, 2011 8:26 amUnfortunately, that design is proprietary to the architectural firm that created it, and I don't believe the model is available for public consumption.
  -- Patty Gale, Autodesk Revit User Experience Team
• DavidinVaSun Mar 4, 2012 1:09 pmPlease create a link on this page to explain this some more ... "If you have searched unsuccessfully for specific information and you think it should be covered in the Revit WikiHelp, create a stub page with an appropriate title. ...."
  
  So I have a specific question and I want to start a stub page. I have looked and read about adding a page but I would appreciate an example of what a stub page that asks a question would look like and how to make it. For example, instead of this comment what should I have done to create a stub page here to ask this question?
  
  Thank you for your efforts.
• pattygaleFri Mar 23, 2012 12:01 pmOkay. Here is an actual example. A user wanted to know how to add rows to a schedule, but he could not find the information in the WikiHelp. He went to the Modifying Schedules page and, under "Topics in this section", edited the page to add an item titled "Adding Rows to a Schedule". (As an alternative, from Modifying Schedules, you could click "Create page" and add a new child page with that title, and add a sentence to indicate the information you are looking for.)
  
  The Revit User Assistance team constantly monitors the WikiHelp user comments and edits, receiving automatic email notifications. When we see the empty link or empty page requesting information, we research the topic and talk to our subject matter experts, then provide the desired information.
  
  Does this help?
  
  -- Patty Gale, Autodesk Revit User Experience Team