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To add, please provide links to User's success stories from Autodesk marketing team and consultancy/training they can provide to user of Revit Structure only (NOT Robot).
I do not use CADS RC (I saw a demo last year). And I can say that ASD is the best one (except some errors I explained in the forum). You can do any design by ASD. Now they are improving its 3d. I think that the next versions of ASD will put this software on the top of shop drawing maker. If you are an expert in using CADS RC, it is good, but it is better if you study ASD. It is very fast in slabs. Only one thing about ASD, if 3d bars are to be done, it will need you to add some extra information/annotations manually (using the normal AutoCAD commands). I hope that will help you. Send me your files in ASD format only.
We are probably going to go with both and re-evaluate in a year or so. We are a rebar detailing firm only so my concern is that ASD is not just rebar specific. Cads RC is a tried method that I know will work from drafting all the way through to fabrication with the fabrication software and bend types that our clients use. Autodesk has given me an option to develop a converter to create the files though. I don't know the cost for the ad-on yet. Do you have any recomendations for training with ASD?
I was using RGS REBAR for detailing US & UK code. I hope this would be the best for Rebar Detailing for US , UK , Indian & Canadian Code. Its also available in their website for free for one month(Full version). It has many user friendly tools and options for an effective and high Productions. They are also coming out with 3D software (BIM).
The new version does come with feet & inches. I had the same problem with the 09 version so I gave up until now. I have been trying it out in my spare time and it's very impressive. The only problem is it is made for such a large group of people. You will have to get a lot of things set up for your company or specific trade standards. For example I am a rebar detailer in Houston, TX. We follow the CRSI & ACI codes. When you use a #7 bar and ASD creates a 90 degree hook it makes it 1'-6". It should be 1'-2". This is something that I can change but if I woudn't have noticed I would have had a mistake. If you do start to use it please let me know what you think.
That is good to hear. I was looking at the demo videos linked to earlier in this thread and they look promising. Does it also work for walls? I didn't see a demo for that application.
I have opened up ASD and the help screen shows how to change the units but when I try it, there is no metric/imperial option. I have ASD 2012 version F.51.0.0. Is this what you have. How do you change it to imperial?
