Caution: What you are about to see may be shocking. To those just beginning to build Revit families, this is way beyond and outside the boundaries of “best practices”. I present to you: The Revit Cow. I just wish I’d thought of it first. This is not your average efficient 2.5D family. This is so crazy, even a window manufacturer wouldn’t go to this level of detail. I wondered why that burger I ate this afternoon seemed a little heavy.
And the section. Vegetarians can take solace in the fact that all cows are in fact made with brick, mortar and patience. Yes, that is in fact a wall, wrapping the cow massing family. Remember Reviteers, just because you can, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t – cause when it’s this cool, how can you resist?
Read on for the full story, behind and inside the cow:
If you’ve been out of the loop, and this is news, you might wish to continue your journey of bewilderment below.
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..which leads me to an announcement: I plan to build another, slightly more complex spaceship in the coming months. If you see me at AU this year, I will have something more to share then. All will be revealed when the moment is right. Of course, it will be rendered in the cloud.
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