Here you can select categories within the
current project or items from linked files.
Unfortunately you cannot
compare categories between linked files. But you can select multiple categories.
For example… you can select
structural columns in the project and run check against multiple categories
such as Mechanical Ducts, Plumbing fixtures and Casework.
A report will be generated
listing any “ Interference's”.
You can use the show button
to “show” you where the interference is by selecting the item in the report.
You can export this as a html file to share
with your consultants and you can also refer back and see the last report
anytime.
This is an easy to use tool
on simpler projects, if your working on a more complicated project your
probably going to want to look into something like Navisworks Manage which has
more in depth capabilities for doing Clash Detection.
A great tool...
Sc
Hi there,
ReplyDeletethe question that I am about to ask has nothing to do with your blog post. Was trying to search whether there's an email I could post to, but couldn't find one.
Anyway, you know how there's 2 scales on the titleblock/sheet (ie A1... A3)? A1 ia automatically filled in as soon as I drag a dwg in. But how can I get the scale for A3 stated on the titleblock?
Thanks for helping in advance!
T.
Not exactly sure what you mean...? but if you have views on a sheet with different scales, Revit will not allow in the title block more than one scale, it will say "As Indicated" meaning that your view tag should then indicate the scale..
ReplyDeleteanyway.. T. send me your email address via comments, I wont publish it and I'll email you.. :-)
Sc
I have a problem with the curtain wall, Revit always show me an interference when I draw a curtain wall intersecting with a wall, but the interference really does not exist, I dont know why Revit show me that intersection, like a interference
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