

like you can do with polygons.What kind of files could we receive from an engineer working in Autodesk Revit®? It has 4 file formats of its own: RTE (template), RVT (project), RFT (family template), RFA (family). Resize left, middle or right of windows, doors. Wished for too, however smart snaps and user origin + databar input can actually get you there too For example I move a window in a wall, I now see the distance to the corner/other window. Temporary dimensions: When you move an object, some temporary dimensions pop up. Drag corner of connected walls without breaking the connection between them. I wished for that about 5 years ago.patience is a virtue Walls by path: use polygon to make a wall. Have been wished for and something along these lines is actually in the pipeline. have more reshape handles that allow to easily change dimensions in 2d, 3d. Extra option is to lock the lines to each other so that they move together when one of them is moved.įor this type of function you'll need to check out and practice with the smart snapsĬonstraints in the constraints palette can help locking objects together Edited Jby scheven_architectĪlign tool: You click a line you want to align to, then click the a line of the wall/object/window/.

'slice of pizza' section: section in multiple direction taking a piece out of the design. Ability to create a wall that isn't just all the same height. Temporary dimensions between the most important elements in a drawing that show up when dragging an object (see revit). Selecting connected/looped walls (see tab selection revit). like you can do with lines and polygons (right, left, middle). Being able to set fixed point when resizing windows, doors. being able to reshape them actively in model like you can do like in settings. Reshape handles on objects like doors, windows. Still I miss some tools I personally find obvious that would make life much easier. 3 reasons for me to change from these programs:ġ/ The office I'm working in uses this software.Ģ/ I really like the interface, intuitive handling.ģ/ I'm most used to revit, because of school, but I realize except for some great features it's not improving anymore.
