Click here to see the tutorial....
Oh, and I urge you all to follow his blog. It might not have 3 posts a day but the quality of every post is worth a look... I mean, just look at this image of his Revit cow.... Insanity.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Revit Tutorial - Walls the Follow Topography (Intersection Method) #RTCUSA
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As I mentioned earlier I was fortunate enough to attend 2 out of 3 of Marcello's RTC classes. The second, and final, class is when he introduced the intersection method. It is one of those things where after you see it you say, "Duh! Why didn't I think of that?!". Well, Marcello was nice enough to post a little tutorial explaining how he used the intersection method and another little workaround to make the bottom of a wall follow the topography lines in Revit...
Click here to see the tutorial....
Oh, and I urge you all to follow his blog. It might not have 3 posts a day but the quality of every post is worth a look... I mean, just look at this image of his Revit cow.... Insanity.
Click here to see the tutorial....
Oh, and I urge you all to follow his blog. It might not have 3 posts a day but the quality of every post is worth a look... I mean, just look at this image of his Revit cow.... Insanity.
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KrP · 663 weeks ago
Just a couple of questions though. Do you delete the building pad, in-place mass, and dwg import once the wall is created?
Peter · 651 weeks ago