Understand a BIM workflow. Understand how projects are completed in BIM and how the use of Revit software on a project can change how information within a project is created.
Master It Explain one of the primary differences between a more traditional 2D CAD-based workflow and producing documents using Revit.
Solution In a 2D CAD-based workflow, documents are created by team members by creating plans, sections, elevations, and details all as separate drawings and then manually coordinating that content for the project set. In a BIM or Revit workflow, the plans, sections, elevations, and perspectives are a by-product of creating the virtual building model and are coordinated ...
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