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RevitCity.com | Upcoming AIA National Convention in Chicago and Local Autodesk Users Group
Site Tools, Foundations walls & Footings and the Ins & Outs of data between Revit and AutoCAD (see agenda attached). Mel Persin, coordinator Revit Users Group Greater Chicago AutoCAD Users Group tel.847.869.0552/cel.847.826.2409 fax 847.869.0596/email:melarch@ameritech.net Autodesk Revit Special In
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RevitCity.com | Windows are transparent. I want to make them toned when rendering
in the front are curtain walls . theres also glass in the window if that is what you mean? This user is offline Thu, May 15, 2008 at 2:57:11 PM | Windows are transparent. I want to make them toned when rendering #5 Typhoon site moderator Joined: Tue, May 22, 2007 4473 Posts I think you do this: chang
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RevitCity.com | Wall Build-up (peeled back)
g the section box to cut walls . Other than manipulating the wall profiles (which is not desirable) i can't think of any other way. Please Help!! See attached example. Attached Images This user is offline Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 7:56:00 PM | Wall Build-up (peeled back) #2 WWHub site moderator Joined: Tue
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RevitCity.com | Change CMU line type globally
could change all the CMU walls to a different phase and then assign all the walls in that phase to appear as dash dot? Unfortunately, in object styles, you can only change the look of all the walls not just the CMU ones. This user is offline Wed, Nov 28, 2007 at 11:35:52 PM | Change CMU line type gl
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t Replies Views Compound walls BRIANDHADLEY Technical Support BRIANDHADLEY 2008-04-03 16:55:17 1 484 Revit 2009 BRIANDHADLEY The Studio MHassan 2008-03-28 08:56:51 0 772 Stone Wainscot BRIANDHADLEY Technical Support TABEST 2008-03-27 16:21:25 0 291 Reflected ceiling plan BRIANDHADLEY Technical Suppo
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RevitCity.com | Profile | erbrya
rter Forum Last Post log walls erbrya Technical Support Wed, May 4, 2005 at 3:43:11 PM by: jjonesTDG
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RevitCity.com | plotting anomalies??
ng the edges of interior walls will be missing for portions of the line, but the internal wall shading is still present. ?? Addittional walls show same, anomaly kind of follows the "y" access, but not for the entire plan. 2. elevations showing lap siding appear to have an overlay, no apparent rhyme
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ith (drainpipes, joining walls ) daveyboy86 Technical Support WWHub 2009-08-24 13:32:17 0 123 Start New Thread Page 1 of 1 |
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RevitCity.com | Object | All Colored Glazings
zing RevitCity Division: walls > Curtain Wall Panels Product Version: Revit Architecture 2009 Uploaded By: HDDWG2003 Uploaded On: Thu, Jun 11, 2009 Login or Join to download. Add a Comment
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RevitCity.com | Designing a log cabin (for COMPLETE newb)
houses with generic B&w walls . All I want to do it make my design look like a log cabin. The walls are my particularly challenging part. The basic wall layout of my hosue is below. How can I use this "sweeps" feature as I have seen on every thread so far? I am using REVIT Arch 2010. Attached Images
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