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[CAROLINA]

Good morning.

I have set in revit all snaps I would like to know if so doing when drawing automatically enter whenever necessary or somehow I have to call them back.

because I often draw lines or walls that are out of axis.

There is a way to have a good level of precision in revit as well as in cad.

thank you dear

 

[Alfredo Medina]

revit has good precision regarding the typical size we need for parts of a building. is not very good if you try to draw very small objects, as in autocad. the difference is that revit is to draw buildings, and autocad is multi-proposed, for cualsiase thing.

 

[Tristan]

As alfredo says, revit unfortunately for now does not have the same accuracy of autocad. e.g. you will never be able to draw a line smaller than 1/16 inch (about 1.5 mm). autocad even draws lines of length equal to 0

 

[CAROLINA]

then, when design it is better to start immediately in revit perhaps drawing the plants with the pattern lines and then repass everything with the walls components.

because until now, surely wrong, I have always designed in autocad the plants and then I imported them in revit to draw the model, but I noticed these small inaccuracies that are created.

 

[CAROLINA]

then I have to start designing directly in revit to be more precise.... true

 

[Tristan]

I think it's a good idea: