Weekly feature #8 Share your Work in Progress!

Viveka_CD · ‎07-18-2018

I'm loving your active participation in the Autodesk community!

Well, it's Wednesday.....half way to Friday!

Please share your WIP's (Work in Progress) We would love to hear from you...

We want to see what kinds of great projects or families are being designed with Revit

What are you working on? Screenshots, screencasts, project links, concept sketches etc., are welcome!

Here's something I've been designing for a summer concert - - a concept for a temporary stage

3D model in Revit, (splines, lines and all)

And backdrop sketches in CorelDRAW.

Beachstage

Looking forward to your WIP!

Regards,

Viveka CD
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apadillami6 · ‎07-18-2018

Hi. @Viveka_CD sorry for answering late, but i was really busy in my job

Well, this project was designed in Revit 2017 and we proved a point cloud file for engineering integration of a new project for departments, so, the really history was that I asked the board an opportunity to use this technology and show them the benefits to prevent and minimize interferences between engineerings and also adjust the budget.

I will show you another one.. 😃

@Viveka_CD wrote:

Hi @apadillami6

Thanks for sharing!

Which version of Revit are you using? Can you tell us more about your workflow and project?

Regards,

Viveka_CD · ‎07-18-2018

Hi @apadillami6

No worries, your recent post has been merged with the latest WIP thread.

Thanks for sharing!

Regards,

Viveka CD
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apadillami6 · ‎07-18-2018

View 1View 2Interference between structure and HVAC ducts.

Viveka_CD · ‎07-18-2018

@apadillami6

The images show that you merged point cloud and a Revit model.

Can you tell us more about your workflow, advantages and your integration between the two technologies?

What kind of building design this being used for? (i.e, factory, institutional etc?)

Regards,

Viveka CD
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Viveka_CD · ‎07-18-2018

Hi Community!

Check out our past submissions by our awesome members!

Friday Feature #1 Share your Work in Progress!

Friday Feature #2 Share your Work in Progress!

Friday Feature #3 Share your WIP CONTEST

Friday Feature #4 Create a Revit family Contest

Friday Feature #5 Share your Work in Progress!

Friday Feature #6 Share an organic model created in Revit

Weekly feature #7 Share your Work in Progress!

Looking forward to your WIP for this week!

Regards,

Viveka CD
Designated Specialist - AEC, AR/VR Research
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David_Knight · ‎07-18-2018

I took my revit model and exploded it for some marketing views.

It's a really big warehouse I did recently.

Viveka_CD · ‎07-18-2018

Awesome @David_Knight Thanks for sharing!

I see that you've exploded the elevations and columns - Are you doing this for a marketing presentation?

It will great to have a color scheme too.

Related information on exploded views and animation in 3dsMax and displaced views in Revit and a video below:

Regards,

Viveka CD
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David_Knight · ‎07-18-2018

It is an exploded 3D view in revit. We did not do the paint colors in revit though... it's not a complicated paint scheme - but painting the reveals on the wall become quite a task. So we use hatch areas on elevations to depict the paint colors.

I'll check out the Max video at lunch tomorrow. Thanks!

Viveka_CD · ‎07-18-2018

@David_Knight wrote:

It is an exploded 3D view in revit. We did not do the paint colors in revit though... it's not a complicated paint scheme - but painting the reveals on the wall become quite a task. So we use hatch areas on elevations to depict the paint colors.

I'll check out the Max video at lunch tomorrow. Thanks!

@David_Knight

Thanks for sharing the workflow. I found one of your other posts on Hatch areas on elevations

Regards,

Viveka CD
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jsanders · ‎07-19-2018

Hi @Viveka_CD, how are you ?

I'm working on a big logistics platform in France for a major postal service company. There are lots of linked models, some that come from other europeans countries (the industrial process inside the building for example).

Here is a quick picture :

BIM made it possible for us to solve lots of challenges, thanks to Revit.

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