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Meh... I want to see a smart wall section and a building section. Also maybe a parapet detail.
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Meh... I want to see a smart wall section and a building section. Also maybe a parapet detail.
Blaze
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Screw you, I'm a mechanical system guy. 
I'm just learning this Revit stuff. This was my first attempt at using Revit Arch 2010, I normally only use Revit MEP 2010. I've been stuck in AutoCAD 2D for the last 3.5 years at my current job. I'm a SolidWorks guy at heart, just stuck in a good job that is only HVAC and mechanical systems. It's weird going from drawing parts for the F-22 Raptor and Trident class submarines in SolidWorks to ductwork layouts and piping systems in AutoCAD. But gotta go where the money is.
And I was also kidding about using Revit, I just wanted to show off my fancy rendering. No one really wants to use Revit.
And just for the hell of it, I'll post another one because I'm bored.
I'm just learning this Revit stuff. This was my first attempt at using Revit Arch 2010, I normally only use Revit MEP 2010. I've been stuck in AutoCAD 2D for the last 3.5 years at my current job. I'm a SolidWorks guy at heart, just stuck in a good job that is only HVAC and mechanical systems. It's weird going from drawing parts for the F-22 Raptor and Trident class submarines in SolidWorks to ductwork layouts and piping systems in AutoCAD. But gotta go where the money is.
And I was also kidding about using Revit, I just wanted to show off my fancy rendering. No one really wants to use Revit.
And just for the hell of it, I'll post another one because I'm bored.
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Blaze
The Jeeper Reaper
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And yeah, I stopped the rendering before it was done, so sue me.
burrellsjeep
Breaking Stuff...
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Screw you, I'm a mechanical system guy.
I'm just learning this Revit stuff. This was my first attempt at using Revit Arch 2010, I normally only use Revit MEP 2010. I've been stuck in AutoCAD 2D for the last 3.5 years at my current job. I'm a SolidWorks guy at heart, just stuck in a good job that is only HVAC and mechanical systems. It's weird going from drawing parts for the F-22 Raptor and Trident class submarines in SolidWorks to ductwork layouts and piping systems in AutoCAD. But gotta go where the money is.
And I was also kidding about using Revit, I just wanted to show off my fancy rendering. No one really wants to use Revit.
And just for the hell of it, I'll post another one because I'm bored.
I can do that in paint
Blaze
The Jeeper Reaper
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Not to scale!
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I beg to differ. Revit and I are getting married... as soon as my divorce w/ SketchUp goes through.
Blaze
The Jeeper Reaper
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Good luck. I've heard Revit doesn't like to put out.
tlucier
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I used to be a SolidWorks guy and then they promoted me. Now my SolidWorks skills have been reduced to importing solid models or cross sections into a PowerPoint presentation to justify our engineering budget to corporate.