I'm researching the idea of using Revit to produce shop drawings.
I ran across a class that Matthew Stochani presented at AU titled "Building Construction Ready Curtain Walls" that has some great information in it. Revit Master Class: Building Construction-Ready Curtain Walls It seems to be geared toward Architects in that it produces the model and accurate details but stops before the annotations.
He recommends a separate detail component for each part and nests them together into an assembled detail component. Which is then inserted into a profile.
Is anybody familiar with the class or the method he discusses? Is this what most people are doing?
How are you guys handling the annotations in your details? The callout for the anchor below, the shear block part number, the gasket part number, etc... Is it done in a detail component or in the actual detail view?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I ran across a class that Matthew Stochani presented at AU titled "Building Construction Ready Curtain Walls" that has some great information in it. Revit Master Class: Building Construction-Ready Curtain Walls It seems to be geared toward Architects in that it produces the model and accurate details but stops before the annotations.
He recommends a separate detail component for each part and nests them together into an assembled detail component. Which is then inserted into a profile.
Is anybody familiar with the class or the method he discusses? Is this what most people are doing?
How are you guys handling the annotations in your details? The callout for the anchor below, the shear block part number, the gasket part number, etc... Is it done in a detail component or in the actual detail view?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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