jamesd10181097
2005-03-27, 07:45 AM
I totally agree with all the posts listed above, I really loveal of these aspects to the software, hoever I do not hink that it is perfect (what is).
EDIT: Post Split from "I Love Revit " thread.
I am still pretty new to the software, I have been using it for about 3 months now. There are many things that I still need to learn.
But I am running into a couple of things that just can't be done effectively, and since it is entirely based on rather strict rules it makes it difficult to fake your way through something. For example I have banged my head against the wall trying to get an accurate site plan. The examples in the tutorials convienently work perfectly, and not one that I have tried so far can be relied upon. It is simply not practical to generate an entire site plan base on points, especially when the countours may or may not pass through the points you place.
EDIT: Post Split from "I Love Revit " thread.
I am still pretty new to the software, I have been using it for about 3 months now. There are many things that I still need to learn.
But I am running into a couple of things that just can't be done effectively, and since it is entirely based on rather strict rules it makes it difficult to fake your way through something. For example I have banged my head against the wall trying to get an accurate site plan. The examples in the tutorials convienently work perfectly, and not one that I have tried so far can be relied upon. It is simply not practical to generate an entire site plan base on points, especially when the countours may or may not pass through the points you place.