@@abcBIMdotCom Sorry, I gave you the wrong answer before. I meant option B, SketchUp. I'm learning Revit and I often feel very frustrated. I find your content very interesting.
I have been trained on Revit, Sketchup and AutoCAD in my degree program. Out of the three, I find that I can be the most creative much more easily in Sketchup. It is much more intuitive to use and I can design quickly and easily in 3D. I am curious about Chief Architect - what are your thoughts on that?
Rhino is powerful with it's modeling capabilities, but architects are still stuck with Revit because of its documentation capabilities. Have you tried the Revit 2025?
Which is you favourite design software of choice?
A: Rhino
B: Sketchup
C: FormIT
D: Revit
C
Have you heard about Forma?
@@abcBIMdotCom Sorry, I gave you the wrong answer before. I meant option B, SketchUp. I'm learning Revit and I often feel very frustrated. I find your content very interesting.
I have been trained on Revit, Sketchup and AutoCAD in my degree program. Out of the three, I find that I can be the most creative much more easily in Sketchup. It is much more intuitive to use and I can design quickly and easily in 3D. I am curious about Chief Architect - what are your thoughts on that?
Those Revit dialogue boxes at the end cracked me up. Sometimes simple tasks like creating lines can be a hassle.
Thanks, glad you noticed the humor :) Which is your favourite design software of choice?
FreeCAD, BricsCAD, CivilStrips
I use Archicad, and would like to try Rhino, but I HATE Revit!
Rhino is powerful with it's modeling capabilities, but architects are still stuck with Revit because of its documentation capabilities. Have you tried the Revit 2025?