The search for suitable plug-ins comes from necessity and because of the total lack of interest by Trimble in adding genuine BIM (and parametric) features to SU. But now I'd like to go SU for the lot but I need some elements of parametric modelling in my workflow or there's just too much manual time-consuming 'dumb' modelling work required to get it all done and which my fees won't cover. I've never had a look at the Condoc's method as I've never considered using SU right through the process (inception to completion), it's always been used for conceptual design and massing only then into AutoCAD or Revit. What combo of plugins do you use? What's the basis of your workflow? I, like yourself would like to know the best method for using both tools for multilayered walls in architecture. I currently use Mike brightman's and it just doesn't work. I'm sure you can get them to play better but it'll mean altering my workflow. I also group all my windows and doors which also creates problems with the cutting tool and it doesn't work. For practical examples of these tools you should review the tutorial videos.
Move it - The opening is modified consequently. As well as drawing and modeling tools, it includes both 2D and 3D machining. Place a Flex component onto a wall component - an opening is formed (with WallCutter). Each component can be customized as per your design requirements.
path) everything resets and you have to recut all the components again. Flex components are developed to accelerate the speed of designing and user-friendliness. Gameongrant wrote:I've found it works in theory but never the way I want it to.
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