Model in Revit with a consistent colours viewport style with 15% transparency, export as a pdf using Blubeam and edit lineweight/linetype in Illustrator.
Apr 23, 17 6:08 pm ·
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Most logical way to do this?
I'm about to make this kinda of linedrawings on different office setups.
My initial idea was to make it 3d in sketchup and then export to illustrator.
Sounds savvy?
Go for it! You could also tidy those lines in Cad.
Exporting 3D model from SU to IL won't preserve transparencies.
I've done this from SU to IL, but, like Non said, transparencies etc won't stay so there is a lot of cleanup required in Illustrator
or Rhino make 2D - Over V-ray render with line work cleanup in CAD and AI.
hand draw it in 15 minutes .. stop wasting time fiddling around so many different softwares
Model in Revit with a consistent colours viewport style with 15% transparency, export as a pdf using Blubeam and edit lineweight/linetype in Illustrator.
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