How do you have an existing condition model with proposed changes in the same model?
Revit isn't like AutoCAD or Sketch-Up that uses layers.
@globerds wrote:
How do you have an existing condition model with proposed changes in the same model?
Revit isn't like AutoCAD or Sketch-Up that uses layers.
Revit offer true Phasing capability (the 4th dimension as they often call it).
Awesome!
Thank You!
I am just really starting with Revit. I typically use Sketch-Up, AutoCAD and/or Chief Architect. All very easy to use, shallow learning curve.
Revit appears to be very complex with steep learning curve.
If I sent you a picture of what I am trying to do on a live project, would you be able to help me? More complex than a simple rectangle with a roof.
The roof consists of scissors trusses and I need to show the interior as a vaulted ceiling. To me, this is a complicated activity in Revit.
The garage, on the right - shown on left , ( the Rear facade is in the picture ).
I'm working alone so I don't have anyone to ask questions to show me what to do in real time. Kind of winging this.
The pictures below are from Sketch-Up.
EXISTING
PROPOSED
We do scissors by modeling a roof over a roof (e.g. 8:12 o/ 4:12) and then joining them to remove the visible edges between them.
That looks like a Sketch-up roof in your picture. Whatever; post that file too. As Attachment.
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