Originally Posted by
MRV
I think what he's talking about is the "readablity" of the drawing... Something that the old "board" drafters knew by heart. Now that the "cad" drafters are taking over, readability of drawings is starting to suffer. Readability means many things, but basically boils down to having drawings that you can look at and quickly see the intent of the drawing. One aspect that comes to mind is having dimensions that don't have linework crossing them. Another is linework that varies in thickness depending on how important it is (out of the box Revit is really bad at this). And again, line thickness can convey the depth to a drawing, i.e. elevations, and Revit has no control over this, this is what we are asking for.
Michael Vaughn
BWG Architecture