mzex wrote:
mzex wrote:
what I really miss is in place editing skins of composite walls. something like with curtain wall, you press edit and then each wall skin would be treated as separate wall, which would make me able to define which skins should be connected together. or if needed one skin is finished earlier than the rest of the wall. after you are finished with editing you pres OK and then wall is again just a wall with custom geometry and with connections in model. now instead of doing that in model I have to go to worksheet to clean wall intersections.
http://autodesk-revit.blogspot.com/2011/03/autodesk-revit-architecture-2012.html
under label Revit and construction you can read description about new feature create parts in Revit.
It seems autodesk crew know what people really do need.
interesting feature the 'divide parts' and 'assembly'! Too bad one would have to change entire office workflow in order to change to another software, not to mention pay the price for several licenses. I miss the old days of school, when I changed software like a pair of pants.
For cleaning the composite walls intersections I use only skin priorities, reference line offset and layer priorities. It solved the most difficult intersections, even with multiple types of composites connecting together.
arch. ernest atanasiu
AC 10-26 INT/GER/FR on Win 10/ Win 11
