Civil Design
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All right all you Civil Design folks out there – what kind of struggles are you having with Revu? Learned any new tricks that you could share with the group? I’m sure not everyone is on vacation… 😎
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Points: 11,999Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt I
I’m thinking of new ways of measuring things all of the time Dave but finding time to set them up is proving a problem.
My foundations setup is structural instead of civil but is proving a massive time saver.
I’m now concentrating on my workflow for measuring Brickwork and Scaffolding before I start in any new projects!
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Points: 23,523Rank: UC2 Brainery Brown Belt III
Looking forward to seeing what you put together @vince.
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Points: 573Rank: UC2 Brainery White Belt
Anyone have a way to not transfer all the viewport data from CAD into Untitled Viewports? Love having to delete them each time.
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Points: 135Rank: UC2 Brainery Newbie
OOPS! Thank you.
Not directly civil but it is design and may have civil applications. The attached example is actually a cable ladder tray (could be in a vault or data room as shown here). I’m look for a tool that could have application in may trades, including civil. My question is….. what is best way to put the “ladder” object on a drawing without an impossibly meticulous effort? Thanks for any suggestions! Anyone have one of these objects in their toolbox?
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Points: 11,999Rank: UC2 Brainery Blue Belt I
Attachment?
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Points: 573Rank: UC2 Brainery White Belt
Marv, it shouldn’t be too difficult to draw the ladder using the line and rectangle tools, group it and then add to a custom toolset. If that does become too much effort, you can always use the snapshot tool to take what you want from a clean version of the linework or the legend.
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