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Uploaded By: shaun Fri, Mar 16, 2007
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Description: not sure what i was trying to prove/find out here but the revit drawing took me 2 hours using a very slow rendering pc :P the sketchup was done earlier in the week, about a day it took me (i do not have the fully registered version of sketchup) i did this to find out if i could model roof tiles etc in revit, and i now know i can :) couldnt find any lintels to import into the drawing and instead of using 1 generic wall component i should've used two seperate walls i.e. 1 brick skin, another wall for inner blockwork?
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Mon, Mar 19, 2007 at 1:42:47 PM
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very intuitive study. Just curious, did you model this project specifically for the section rendering or did you use a section cut to achieve this view in revit?
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Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at 4:28:16 AM
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hi rkitect, just for this section. i first did it in sketchup as i like the speed and ease and freedom it provides  then i thought, "wait up, can i do this in revit?" and so i did obviously given more time in revit i would move the wall plate down etc. on a 512mb ram pc any more sigle tiles would start to affect performance a side note: any1 got any links to tutorials which show u how to detail eaves which flex with the model as the wall position changes etc
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Sun, Dec 4, 2016 at 5:56:10 PM
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Did you model them tiles as a Sweep profile then use material to split them up.
Or was it an individual tile then array? its a nice detail. in all honesty I think both sketchup and revit have there place. In the inception stages id use sketchup for ideas etc then Revit as it has alot more function for calculations schedules etc
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