breaksix
2010-09-07, 06:22 PM
Please forgive my ignorance...I am new to using Revit, architecture, buildings in general.
I took a set of Autocad 2D plans and began using Revit to make a simple 3D mockup of the home based on those plans. It was originally just to get an idea of what the building would look like. I started by importing the 2D plans, drew the walls, then the foundations, then the floors, ceilings and then the roof. So I have my 3D mockup, but now I feel I've learned so much in the last few days that I want to keep going.
My question is, can I put the toposurface down after I've already drawn the building? :-D I tried to draw the surface using points, but the foundations of the home are below the surface. Is there any way to adjust either the base level height of the building or the height of the toposurface without starting over?
Yes I am a complete beginner, and I was originally just doing this to help my wife. I've already learned a lot from this forum.
I took a set of Autocad 2D plans and began using Revit to make a simple 3D mockup of the home based on those plans. It was originally just to get an idea of what the building would look like. I started by importing the 2D plans, drew the walls, then the foundations, then the floors, ceilings and then the roof. So I have my 3D mockup, but now I feel I've learned so much in the last few days that I want to keep going.
My question is, can I put the toposurface down after I've already drawn the building? :-D I tried to draw the surface using points, but the foundations of the home are below the surface. Is there any way to adjust either the base level height of the building or the height of the toposurface without starting over?
Yes I am a complete beginner, and I was originally just doing this to help my wife. I've already learned a lot from this forum.