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» Book a CADS RC3D for Revit demonstration » Request for the CADS RC3D for Revit free trial CADS RC3D takes the 3D modeling functionality of Revit to the next level allowing rebar to be divided up into particle groups (bar ranges), bar marks to be created and managed, detailed reinforcement (shop) drawings to be created with a single click! Bar bending schedules are automatically created and material lists exported to external production software file formats such as BVBs, aSa, Soulé, and Excel.ĬADS Markup also comes with CADS RC3D and allows structural engineers to annotate a Revit model with reinforcement information to convey the design intent to reinforcement detailers effectively avoiding the process of manually marking reinforcement regions on printed general arrangement drawings. These extensions work with CADS RC3D for Revit which is a Revit extension designed to enhance the placement, annotation, and bar marking of reinforcing steel in all kinds of RC structures. The Rebar Extensions were originally developed by Autodesk® but due to their close partnership with CADS, they have asked us to develop and maintain the extensions. Supported concrete elements include beams, columns, continuous footings, parapets, pile caps, concrete piles, retaining walls, slab corners, slab openings, spread footings, wall corners, and walls. Specify the parameters to be used when reinforcing the structure. Select the structural concrete elements to be reinforced, launch the appropriate tool, or select the automatic generation tool. This certainly limits the usefulness of Markups in an active Revit project.Save time by automatically generating reinforcement in Revit using the free unlimited trial of CADS' Extension Tools for a range of standard concrete structures. Delete the old files added and upload new ones when changed.
There does not seem to be versioning in this Web app. Again, I don’t see a way to select an element and see its properties. In 3D, there is a Model browser button and some properties show up when clicked. There doesn’t seem to be a way to select elements and see their properties in this Web app. I recommend Greenshot to take screenshots. There is an Export button but it only seems to make a PDF of Markups and Comments of those made under my current username.Īs a workaround, I’d just take screenshots and put them in a Google Doc or something. There is a Resolved checkbox which filters what markups and comments appear.
With the Comments button on, a continual screenshot is shown on the right. The app also sends an email when others make a markup. Reload the viewer to see other’s markups. Autodesk’s infographic on the subject Markups
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