"Make Hardscape Follow Site Topography and Site Topography Follow Hardscape in Revit"
So, if you believe the site topo modeling tools are "broken" or you simply think that you have a hardscape element that could not be modeled to follow the shape of site topography or if you think you have a topography shape that you don't think could follow a hardscape shape then send it my way. Simply leave a comment with a description of your challenge or a link to your Revit file. You have to be a member of this blog site to leave a comment though. So join up if you have not done so already. If you want to be a little discrete then you could email me at
marcellojs@hotmail.com
Keep in mind that this class will focus on modeling hardscape that follows site topography and site topography that follows hardscape. So keep your requests for modeling dolphins and Star Wars characters to a minimum...oh what the hell... send those over as well.
AND... if any of you know me by now, I will have to show how to model some type of "complex" shape using the site topography tools for the class.
So remember to send me your challenges and make sure to sign up for AU2013 this year. See you there!
6 comments:
Ahh wish I was going. this is stuff I must know!
Are you going to be able to make this available outside of AU?
Yes I will make these topography topics available outside of AU
Due to an overwhelming demand for topics such as TOPO. I will be expanding ALL the content that I teach to beyond just conferences very soon after AU.
The first topic will be TOPO.
There will be two avenues to which anyone not attending a major Revit conference will be able to get exposure to this content.
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I am working on creating a one and multiple day course that covers Topography and will be available for anyone in the southern California and San Diego area.
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For anyone outside of this area... I will also be creating online courses that will be broken up in to beginner and advanced sections. Stay tuned to this blog site for more details.
Another option is to buy EAGLE PINT SITE WORKS FOR REVIT.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8C8394DLDXc&list=PL438fxDiHREgpX7URURsAOgOvLhWPP6gS
Uhhh Guilherme Kalil your comment is laughably ignorant!!! The EaglePoint tools are a poor workaround that create masses, as opposed to real objects for the most part and are a pain to use and learn...and cost money and these methods generate real Revit objects with native BIM smarts and parametrics and are fucking free...PLUS they raise people's skills, so in parting: STFU.
Revit Fact Check called it. Testify!
I get asked this question all the time.... what is the difference between what this class is showing (hardscape and topo) vs Site works for Revit? I will not answer that question directly I will only say that it has been my goal teach topics anyone could go to their office open OOTB Revit and start applying right away. Therefore, I never endorse or promote any api or addins for this class. addins are great!!!! they just are not part of my core methods. so if you want to try any addin that mirrors or replicates in part or in whole the methods I teach then GO FOR IT! A word of caution, with the methods I teach in this class they are free above and beyond the price of Revit, addins that may or may not reproduce what I show could cost thousands of dollars.
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