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If you're drawing in 3D, please forget the word "diagrammatic".
If you're drawing in 3D, please forget the word "diagrammatic".
At some point, you have to realize that whether its in 2D or 3D, someone is going to SEE your models, and I can't imagine the embarrassment that some of you are going to feel at that point.
My point I guess is that its time to drop the word diagrammatic when you're charging customers for this "model" that "other" people have spend their efforts to fix. At some point, I would expect the quality of designs to improve, but its exactly the opposite, and I've been doing this for 2 decades now.
I'm just grumbling out loud, don't mind me, I don't actually bite.
Good luck getting any of the Archies to think that way. They think Revit
just makes their drafting jobs faster.
socalcad wrote:
> My point I guess is that its time to drop the word diagrammatic when you're charging customers for this "model" that "other" people have spend their efforts to fix. At some point, I would expect the quality of designs to improve, but its exactly the opposite, and I've been doing this for 2 decades now.
>
> I'm just grumbling out loud, don't mind me, I don't actually bite.
>
> -SoCalCad
