revit improvements 2012

[MirkoNEO]

I saw the improvements for revit... And now what excuses do I take with the boss? This is my hunting... I already feel it, three years that we have revit and don't pull out a decent scale, and if you pull it out, I'll put half of it with autocad... and then the joints of the walls, why draw them like that? Can't you change them? What, it doesn't go beyond that? Get out! This hunts me! mannaggia, I could make you with autocad 2008.. .

 

[Tristan]

I saw the improvements for revit... And now what excuses do I take with the boss? This is my hunting... I already feel it, three years that we have revit and don't pull out a decent scale, and if you pull it out, I'll put half of it with autocad... and then the joints of the walls, why draw them like that? Can't you change them? What, it doesn't go beyond that? Get out! This hunts me! mannaggia, I could make you with autocad 2008.. .

we agree that the stairs some new ones have it, but nothing that can not be resolved in the 2d (how then would you do in autocad) or with some family running... but the joints of the walls? What's wrong with them?

 

[MirkoNEO]

Perhaps I am mistaken, putting too many layers in the walls (I also put the plaster) and when I have the intersection of 3 walls, or I have to make walls a little messed up, think for example where I meet the wall in c.a. of the elevator compartment with an external multilayered wall and the coating with coat insulation on the elevator wall... I'm gonna stop you coming, but there's always something wrong! or when I have to make barks with walls above and under the roofs... Sometimes there are walls that should not come.. .
I saw on your blog that you don't take into account the plaster, and the walls make them simple... Maybe that's the solution.

p.s.: I'm talking about cantierable executives... I'll do the executives.

 

[MirkoNEO]

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[gliommaro]

@mirkoneo, come back in autocad, so damn it you do these 3d cracks -

compliments for the type of detail, which is perhaps the most lacking part not only in revit but in all software that "would" automate the passage from modeling to executive boards; the manual work there is always and there will always be; the passage to the executive will be improved as well as the stairs, the railings and what else.

for executives I hope you will find very useful the new function that divides the walls in layers and allows to manage the individual layers both for phases and for modeling, but there are other very good things especially for those who want to go towards the construction.

 

[MirkoNEO]

@mirkoneo, come back in autocad, so damn it you do these 3d cracks -

compliments for the type of detail, which is perhaps the most lacking part not only in revit but in all software that "would" automate the passage from modeling to executive boards; the manual work there is always and there will always be; the passage to the executive will be improved as well as the stairs, the railings and what else.

for executives I hope you will find very useful the new function that divides the walls in layers and allows to manage the individual layers both for phases and for modeling, but there are other very good things especially for those who want to go towards the construction.

thanks for the compliments :biggrin:
for 3d splits... for me, and I don't need... in the construction site it is not necessary if not to mess up the teacher more (perhaps I am a kind too practical).
I also think that I'm complicating my life with all the details. I'll start with taking the plaster... but then in the prospects you will see the frame of the building.. .

 

[gliommaro]

thanks for the compliments :biggrin:
for 3d splits... for me, and I don't need... in the construction site it is not necessary if not to mess up the teacher more (perhaps I am a kind too practical).

:biggrin: you can see that the teacher from your side is still in good Italian or understands; yards to the north are a mystique of cultures and languages and drawings split with notes serve as bread.