advice on programme for special parapet

[serioires]

Good morning.
I have to make a big balcony in 3d. This balcony has a concrete parapet with a particular shape (practically it has carvings and holes that, in classic models, do not exist surely).

for this reason I have to make the parapet from me, perhaps creating a slab, drilling it and then copying the holes for the whole "course of the parapet".

the question is simple: because in the offices where I work is present both revit and allplan (but in two different offices), on which program do you recommend me to start this long work? It's really a great work and I don't want to throw a week to make it with a program when maybe in 3 days I can do it with another...

I press that I know more allplan, but I see it less "mobile" than revit. I know the latter little, but if you tell me that for a job like the one described above it is easier, I proceed with this.

We do not have autocad licenses, for this reason do not tell me to do so with solids 3d...:biggrin:

Thank you!

 

[Tristan]

I have to make a big balcony in 3d. This balcony has a concrete parapet with a particular shape (practically it has carvings and holes that, in classic models, do not exist surely).

for this reason I have to make the parapet from me, perhaps creating a slab, drilling it and then copying the holes for the whole "course of the parapet".

You don't understand what you want to get. . .an image would help

 

[serioires]

Unfortunately I am not allowed to post photos.. .
ease the section of the parapet that I should draw in 3d, confiding that it is enough to make you identify the problem.

in practice my doubt can be summed up in: I have to create this parapet by myself (without using pre-built models), revit use or allplan?

I'll have to put myself to work tomorrow morning. :frown:

 

[Tristan]

I don't understand one thing... that of the image is a section of the balustrade or currents?

 

[serioires]

It's the parapet section, so the balustrade.
in grey there is the sectioned part, the dotted and unfielded part are the openings of the parapet.

:redface:

 

[lattu]

And what is difficult? Isn't an extrusion enough?
Perhaps it would also serve the prospect to better understand what you're talking about... .