I have a few Plumbing Fixtures and Toilet Accessories that I have built in my spare time that you can download here:
Included here are vertical grab bars (based on Bobrick), Air-Blade type Hand Dryers (based on Dyson), High-Speed Hand Dryers (based on Xlerator) and a Lavatory System sink and waste…
Newly updated to version 1.6! Now supports Metric working units. See below:
After helping a client with a custom datagroup annotation cell that used VBA to format the datagroup data, I decided to see how I could use VBA to create an Advanced Space Label for Bentley Architecture spaces. I ended up with a space label that does the following:
When you create compound cells in Bentley Architecture, you can define a perforator that will automatically create an opening in a linear form. Because forms are planar, curves or circles used to perforate forms are forced to be segmented. The real problem is how many segments are used. The number of segments is a factor…
Superman could see through walls. In Microstation we can too with the wireframe view display type, but we don't get any visual depth clues. The "Superman" view is a way to setup your models so that you can see through the other disciplines' models but have all of your discipline's geometry appear solid. This works well in all of the BIM products, no matter what discipline you are: