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    Can I, or even how do I, produce an accurate and functional Timber Frame model with Revit Architecture 2009?

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    Default Re: Timber Framing

    Timber frame is pretty easy. You may need to make some structural families that don't exist. Do you have a sketch of what you are trying to make?
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    Ya, I've got sketches and cad drawings. I'm new to the Revit Scene, generaly I use a Timber Framing software called CadWork to create my models, now I'm strugling to accuratly manipulate a stick of lumber.

    any suggestions?

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    Default Re: Timber Framing

    take a look at this finding
    http://www.tools4revit.com/

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    Default Re: Timber Framing

    nice one, that's great, thanks for sharing!

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    Default Re: Timber Framing

    Quote Originally Posted by Wagurto View Post
    take a look at this finding
    http://www.tools4revit.com/
    Yeah, I know people love this stuff, these plug-ins...its a "market opportunity", but I hate it.
    I hate the idea of re-establishing the AutoCAD and ArchiCAD plug-in market for Revit. Its a simple way for the manufacturer to not develop stuff and a way for them to provide "partnering" which is a cozy little snuggle to others to make cash , adding perceived value to the product which really, I feel is the rightful place of the manufacturer/ ing / developer of this awesome product - to take pride in developing any of the natural developments and increasing the market share and bottom line for company shareholders, by doing making an ever better product, rather than a mousetrap.
    We get rail roaded again. Bummer.
    (sorry for the negs, but it has to be said.)
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