Posted: Jul 17, 15 2:16 pm
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I have seen,
double line and Thick line to show brick walls.
Which one is correct?
Or
What is the standard?
Red crayon.
revit has a brick button, doesn't it? use the revit brick button and do what revit tells you to do.
draw single line. double line will appear as single line anyway, but be too dark (IMO)
that depends on the scale of the drawing doesn't it brud?
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"brick button", don't cha just love that Miles?
I don't find the question,
very Interesting
But
as inadvertent
poetry?
I wonder what Kahn would have said.
he would have said 'making a model in revit is just like building a building'
i was actually told something to that effect by someone trying to sell us revit. maybe kahn wouldn't agree.
Hello Gin.....where the Hell you Been?
Kahn would have asked: what does the revit model want to be?
The answer: a generic-6" wall decorated shed. You can indicate brick veneer in the keynotes.
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I have seen,
double line and Thick line to show brick walls.
Which one is correct?
Or
What is the standard?
Red crayon.
revit has a brick button, doesn't it? use the revit brick button and do what revit tells you to do.
draw single line. double line will appear as single line anyway, but be too dark (IMO)
that depends on the scale of the drawing doesn't it brud?
admissions.iit.edu
"brick button", don't cha just love that Miles?
I don't find the question,
very Interesting
But
as inadvertent
poetry?
"brick button", don't cha just love that Miles?
I wonder what Kahn would have said.
he would have said 'making a model in revit is just like building a building'
i was actually told something to that effect by someone trying to sell us revit. maybe kahn wouldn't agree.
Hello Gin.....where the Hell you Been?
Kahn would have asked: what does the revit model want to be?
The answer: a generic-6" wall decorated shed. You can indicate brick veneer in the keynotes.
Hey Gin!