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Creating stairs in Revit can be frustrating...as I was
reminded this past week when I was teaching a Revit
class.
Follow these tips and you can't go wrong...
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Dave Hultenius, a professor in NY, emailed to tell me
about what he found in applying materials to the AEC
objects in Viz 2005.
You need to modify the door or window using the "Mesh Select" modifier. Then, select the "Face" parameter and then select the material to attach to that face. |
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First time, we tried to plot in IntelliCAD, we hit a
blank image on the print preview. This caused
momentary panic, but in a few minutes I was able to
figure out the settings needed to create a great plot
everytime.
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Thanks to Bob Davies, in Adelaide, Australia, who
reports that the INSPECT command is available in
LDD, Map, and Civil...in addition to ADT.
For those who have forgotten or missed the previous issue of CADzette...INSPECT is an undocumented command. Type INSPECT on the command line. Then when you mouse over objects in your drawing, a small popup will appear providing information on the object. This would definitely be useful in civil applications. Jeremiah McKnelly first brought it to my attention and he has the gratitude of more than a few users for the contribution, I am sure. |
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Free Tutorial from Moss Designs on Surfacing in
Inventor
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