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Another RTC North America has come and gone, and as per usual it was a blur!
This years event was “Somewhere near DC” as the name tags said, which was actually Arlington, Virginia just outside of Washington DC.
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The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of July 26th – Aug. 1st, 2015.
Lets start this weeks roundup off with a post from The Revit Kid looking for your input on on Revit and BIM Conferences.
One of the things I love about RTC events is the community, and their love of Twitter. Even if you are’t at the event you feel like you’re there because of the play-by-play you get on Twitter. In honor of this I have put together my Top 10 Tweets and Twitter Threads from RTCNA 2015.
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It has been a long time coming, but today Autodesk released 4 more of their subscription add-ins for Revit 2016. these where released via the Autodesk Exchange Apps Store. In the pasted you could find them as part of your Autodesk Subscription Site (now your Autodesk Account).
Here are the direct links to the Add-ins on the Exchange Apps site:
There is still one missing:
Hopefully the Worksharing Monitor will be out soon.
Update Aug. 19th:
Worksharing Monitor 2016 now available
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The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of July 19th – July 25th, 2015…….only a couple of days late……Blame it on #RTCNA
Lets start this weeks roundup off with a post from the RevitCat.
Tightly Curved Swept Blends in Revit Adaptive/Massing Environment (Kinda part 1)
The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of July 12th – July 18th, 2015.
Let start this weeks Roundup off with 2 new Podcasts from BIMThoughts, this time on BIM Execution Plans
S2E5 The BIM Project Execution Plan
We also have a new podcast from Designalyze with Toru Hasegawa.
So like many of you out there in Internet land I’ve been looking for, and waiting for some of the 2016 versions of the Revit Subscription Add-ins I’ve come accustom to getting every year when the new version comes out.
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The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of July 5th – July 11th, 2015.
Let start this weeks Roundup off with a post about BIM, Time, and the Owners perspective, from ownersnbim.
This is a re-post of a Blog I did for work, which is posted on the IMAGINiT Building Solutions Blog here.
In residential architecture, as well as other types, it is often a required part of the working drawing set to be able to show the roof overhang as a hidden line on the floor plan views. Out of the box, Revit doesn’t do this because Revit shows it as it’s built. Some may call this WYSIWYG or, what you see is what you get. Meaning that in the real world we don’t see a dashed lines on the ground so we know there is a roof above. To get Revit to do this there is a simple work around that I have outlined below.
Continue reading “How to show a roof overhang in a plan view with Revit”
The week that was in the world of BIM and other Techie fun stuff, for the week of June 28th – July 4th, 2015.
Lets start this weeks Roundup of with a post from What Revit Wants, about keeping your Dynamo packages and custom nodes in sync.
Keeping Custom Dynamo Nodes in Sync
Keeping with Dynamo news, this week saw the release of version 0.8.1, and it’s in glorious colour! Find out more in this post from the Dynamo Blog.
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