All tagged bim design
While larger architect firms have broadly adopted BIM, this adoption has been slower in the landscape community. This is because of the lack of tools and basic elements the landscape community needs. Implementation has been slower for landscape architects, but development is ongoing to improve the usability of BIM for landscape architects.
Add a touch of realism to your InfraWorks 360 models by randomizing the look of objects.
There are some families which include annotations. And some of them can be more convenient to use if locations of texts are parametric.
Using curved glass in real projects doesn’t happen often because of the expense associated with the product. In the event that you are working on a project that involves curved glass, however, you’ll want to know how to create it in Revit.
Revit’s starting view is often overlooked, but can be a very useful way to show specific information that you want to draw attention to.
There are a few different ways to create a sloped profile of a Curved Wall in Revit. This article explores two of Tanner from RevitIQ’s favourites.
This guide will teach you all the steps required to create a plan note system using a Generic Annotation family and the Note Block tool.
This post covers a lot of ground. You will learn about the mysterious, super secret Revit Internal Origin. You will learn the difference between a Survey Point and a Project Base Point. You will learn how to properly use the True North and the Project North. Good luck.
This blog post will show you how to display an image in a schedule in Revit, creating a Rebar schedule as an example.
These tips should help you think more clearly about Worksets and how to use them.
This post by RevitIQ compiles a list of Revit Tags that DO and DO NOT rotate with component.
The tips in this article contain everything you need to understand and master scope boxes.
This is a quick guide on creating a Metal Deck Profile to be used within Structural decking flooring systems in Revit.
This Autodesk Revit tutorial shows how to use the Copy tool.
When I speak to clients switching from 2D CAD software to Revit, or Clients that want to improve their productivity with smarter Revit Families, I discuss the Revit OOTB Families functionality and if they are suited for the Client's needs.
Instead of manually drafting dashed lines to represent demolished walls, using phases automates the process and produce the correct graphic representation much more easily. All of this sounds confusing? Don’t worry, these tips got you covered.
This Autodesk Revit tutorial shows you how to use the “Align” tool.
A lot of people don’t really know what they are doing when they import CAD into Revit, resulting in chaos and poor management. Following these tips should help you avoid a lot of problems.
This Autodesk Revit tutorial shows you how to use the Array tool to create both Linear and Radial Arrays.
