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Posted on March 10, 2016 from Revit beyond BIM When a structural engineer, like me, hears or reads the word “analysis” then you will get full attention. That happened when I was discussing some architectural topics with my colleague Colin McCrone . He got my full attention, like a hypnotized patient to his shrink, when he gave me an example of “Line Of Sight Analysis”. Hah, “analysis”, that’s the magic word!.....

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WordPress.com John Lipp posted: "Solibri Model Checker (SMC) allows for simple, discrete, property checks of components and spaces, such as verifying that certain types of components and spaces have a specific property defined (e.g. Fire Rating) and the property is valid (e.g. 2-HR).  Th" Respond to this post by replying above this line New post on http://solibri.wordpress.com What makes SMC Unique? The ability to check for Logic and Behavior by John Lipp Solibri Model Checker (SMC) allows for simple, discrete , property checks of components and spaces, such as verif

WordPress.com John Lipp posted: "Solibri Model Checker (SMC) is able to generate a BIM Collaboration Format (BCF) file based on issues found in a model after running a rules-based check.  The BCF file includes the 3D locations of issues along with textual information.  In this article, y" Respond to this post by replying above this line New post on http://solibri.wordpress.com SMC Workflow with BCF by John Lipp Solibri Model Checker (SMC) is able to generate a BIM Collaboration Format (BCF) file based on issues found in a model after running a rules-based check.  The

Posted on May 26, 2016 from Revit beyond BIM The ergonomics of a stair is not only about the tread depth, the riser height, the stair slope, … It is also about the safety of your head when you walk the stair. Ever been in a situation when you rushed down the stair to the cellar and then bumped your head against one of the floor beams. In this post I will explain you how to create your own Dynamo script for the “Clearance Height Check” of your stairs in a Autodesk Revit project. The Dynamo script ( which can be downloaded at the bottom of this post ) works on a selected stair and will verify the “Clearance Height” or “Headroom” between the tread top surfaces and the objects above. The results will then be displayed as colored lines ......

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