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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Project Falcon - Revit Wind Tunnel Simulations

Labels: project falcon, revit wind, wind revit

Well, this looks pretty fun. Now you can use the wind tunnel simulation introduced in Vasari within Revit. Not really sure what I would use this for at the moment but it sure looks cool.

Click here to check out the post on the Autdoesk Labs site...

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bobland · 641 weeks ago

WOW Wind Tunnel Simulation - now if they could only fix the really useful stuff like hatch patterns and stairs. Don't worry just ignore the problems and they will eventually go away....

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Garry Raymond · 523 weeks ago

It does also give a student warm-up exercise for the educational work load and how to gather the information.

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Tuesday, December 18, 2012