You can recreate model lines on it?

Great question! We typically use a combination of multiple tools to create 3D models that are suitable for both animation and manufacturing. This allows us to leverage the strengths of each software for specific tasks, ensuring accuracy for manufacturing while also optimizing the model for animation.

@@IntegratedBIM Thank , so what are those software> and if manufacturer has already doen a accurate 3D model do you take it and convert in other softwares or re create from scratch There lies a problem ( coming from Industrial Design/ Mech engg background) any re modelling in 2 diff software means error chances so for example if a manufacturer ( even the product is a small building) uses Mech 3D Cad like Pro E / Solidwegde, Inventor to creat the MASTER 3D model which is accurate as that is what is going to be manufactured and has to be correct then why recreate it in another 3D software , Can the animation software take the original 3D model and work from there ,, so for example master Model in Solidworks, then take it in into 3D Studio Max via neutral format? Or if you want to create BIM for manufacturing model then the product manufacturer might already have a very accurate 3D model in SOlidworks and take it in in to Revit process it etc For example if we compare say a industrial product like a Fridge to a building the manufacturer of the fridge will use only 1 powerful 3D Mech / Industrial design software and then all other stake holder use that master model be it toolmaker or a graphics renderer , where as in Civil Construction all stake holders seems to use diff 3D Cad Packages , Arictect will use diff than Fabricator ( tekla) and graphics will use something else , every time re creating the model! just sounds disjointed approach

Interesting perspective! Could you share more about why you find ArchiCAD faster and easier for architects?

Thanks for the feedback! What part was unclear to you?

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​@@engr.h.m.nomanahmad7069 Thank you for letting us know! We just checked, and the links seem to be working fine. If you can't click on them directly, it might be due to a KZbin feature. You can try copying and pasting the link into your browser instead.

@naomicristinemaduro5975 We are glad to help! If you have any questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to reach out.

Hi @carloscolon1259, Thanks for the feedback! That video was made 4 years ago, and it was one of our first attempts-think of it as our 'vintage' collection. 😂 We've improved since then, so check out our latest videos for much better sound quality! Appreciate the laugh and your support!

Hi @wheres_bears1378, Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Switching to Revit can indeed offer more flexible options and features. What particular challenges have you encountered during the switch?

Hi @xt486, At Integrated BIM, we strongly advocate for the use of legal and licensed software. Using cracked versions not only violates software terms of service but also poses significant risks, including malware, data breaches, and lack of support and updates. We encourage you to explore legitimate options such as student versions, free trials, or special pricing for startups and professionals. Autodesk often provides various affordable solutions to meet different needs. If you have any questions about these options or need guidance on getting started with Revit, feel free to ask!

Hi @nathanbab9447, Thank you for your comment. You're right that VDC focuses on the technology aspect of BIM. While BIM integrates technology, processes, and strategic planning, VDC enhances design and construction with specific tools. Which VDC technologies have you found most effective in your projects?

What is the website you are referring to?

Hi @jennifervictoriano7542, Thank you for your kind words! Yes, we do use Synchro for 4D scheduling and planning. For costing, we often integrate with different BIM software to ensure seamless coordination and accurate cost management. If you have any specific questions or need more details, feel free to ask!

Thank you!

Hi @aray777, thanks for reaching out. To assist you accurately, could you please provide more context or specific details about the project and the nodes you're referring to? Alternatively, if you'd like more personalized assistance, feel free to sign up for a consultation session, and we can work together to address your concerns and provide the support you need. Let us know how you'd like to proceed!

Where?

What you did not understand? Can you be more clear, please, we can try to explain further?

Glad you liked it!

Would you like to make a video on that?

@@IntegratedBIM yes would absolutely love to see !

@@atesoussama2967 Noted! It might take some time to accomplish due to the high demand from clients, but we can definitely consider moving in that direction.

@@IntegratedBIM thanks ! So what device did you use to scan the site ?

@@atesoussama2967 That is 3D laser scanner Bro, As per accuracy, Capturing rage, Internal Camara for capturing real view etc variety of equipments are available in market. Most advanced terrestrial Scanners are Trimble X12, Leica RTC360, Faro Focus Premium 150

Can you clarify the question, please?

Thanks!

@genzisintayehu9685, thank you for reaching out! To assist you better, could you please provide more details about what you see on the website? Are there any specific options displayed?

Thank you for your thoughtful feedback, @jacktoddy9783! We appreciate your recognition of the importance of these concepts in shaping the fundamentals of lifestyle and happiness through the quality of habitation. Your engagement is invaluable. If you have any specific topics or aspects you'd like us to delve into further, feel free to share your thoughts!

Thanks for reaching out, @yurimamero5492! Could you provide more details about when the error occurs and any specific actions leading up to it? Additionally, are there any error codes or messages accompanying the issue? Your additional information will assist us in offering a more tailored solution to resolve the problem.

Hey @MLthereal96, thanks for your interest! Back then, we didn't receive as much immediate interest in the video as we do now, so we didn't produce Part 2. However, we're thrilled to see the growing interest. Would you be interested in a Part 2?

Interesting perspective, @CarlosAraja ! Designers indeed often initiate the process by defining spaces. It will be interesting to learn more about your approach regarding the significance of grids in the later stages. Could you share specific examples or experiences that highlight the role of grids in your design process?

Great insights, @jacktoddy9783! Your multidisciplinary perspective as an Architect, Programmer, and Certified BIM Professional is valuable. Could you elaborate on practical strategies or examples you've encountered in overcoming barriers to Level of Information Need using schemas and metadata in the BIM context? Sharing your observations could provide valuable insights for our community.

Most welcome :)

Hi @michaelwolff1607, Thank you for your feedback. Upon review, we have updated our video title to ensure it's fully aligned with the content and the tutorial's objectives as detailed in our video description and on the thumbnail, where we used the term “extract”. BIM 360 Export raises expectation to export directly from the Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) in a certain format. We want to clarify that our aim was never to mislead but to inform and guide on the various functionalities of BIM 360, including model viewing and document management. We appreciate your input, which helps us improve our content and communication. Thank you for being a part of our community and for your engagement with our content! Did you find the content useful?

@@IntegratedBIM you are just posting trash in the name of extraction for the sake of views. Cheap tactics

Hi @@ukasha47, We are sorry if our content did not meet your expectations. Our goal is to provide valuable insights and practical guidance on using BIM 360 and other tools. We take all feedback seriously and continuously strive to improve our content. Please let us know what specific aspects you found unhelpful or misleading. Your detailed feedback will help us create more accurate and beneficial content for our community. Thank you for engaging with us.

Hi @anmolsinghsahi5612, Anyone could get an Autodesk License for educational reasons (as soon as you do not use it for commercial purposes). We should point out that, recently, they changed their system, so this video guides how to download non-commercial (education) licenses. This is not only for students but anyone who falls within this category. Was this helpful?

Hi @lauvnex5379, Thank you for your comment! Regarding your question, this can indeed be a common issue in architectural projects. To provide you with more accurate guidance, could you please share more details about the software and version you are using?

Hi mibsamzafar8773, We're glad you found the video interesting! Could you share more about your client's specific demands, and what software tools are you currently using to address them?

@FM-ek6bxWe are sorry to hear that you've had this unfortunate experience. It's important to address these situations. Could you provide more information about the specifics of the situation? What led you to believe it was a scam? Any additional context you can share would help us provide more accurate guidance.

thank you for your help @@IntegratedBIM French BIM Connect's cofounder Kurt Stevenson gained access to my online financial accounts, and left them totally depleted. Once I discovered this, Kurt Stephenson asked me not to involve anyone else and promised to pay back the funds but Kurt then disappeared and refused to respond to communications. When I followed up with a different cofounder at French BIM Connect, Kurt that reappeared, only to threaten me, in an apparent attempt to intimidate me, so that I would stop pursuing the case. For example he hacked my social media accounts and created vile, discriminatory posts, but tried to make it seem like I had created his disgusting posts myself. He has since disappeared again. Based on reports posted to social media, appears Kurt Stephenson has similarly been scamming innocent victims through French BIM Connect for years. It is unclear to what extent that the other founders of French BIM Connect are involved in Kurt Stephenson's fraud. However, even after Kurt Stephenson's fraud was brought to the attention of a different company cofounder, no action was taken. Kurt remains employed by French BIM Connect, which speaks volumes about French BIM Connect's lack of integrity and ethics The only additional information I know is Kurt Stephenson and French BIM Connect are based in Lyon, France. Also it appears Kurt Stephenson is involving two others in his fraud: Delphine Klein, William Stephenson. What should I do?

Puedo confirmar que Kurt Stephenson es un fraude. Esto vino después de conocerlo por más de 10 años. Pensé que era un amigo, pero tal vez todo el tiempo solo estaba conspirando para obtener dinero. También puedo confirmar que hace amenazas y piratea sus cuentas si le pide que le devuelvan su dinero, a pesar de que promete devolverle su dinero. @@IntegratedBIM Puede ayudarme a recuperar mi dinero?

@@IntegratedBIM why you are not defending me? Who cares if I scammed these idiots. In BIM communitie we must stay together. Do you understand. You are idiot! you defend me if this happens again, ok?

I was also scammed by Kurt Stephenson from French BIM Connect. Can you please advise me on what to do@@IntegratedBIM

@WMConsultingService Thank you for your comment! I'm glad to hear that our video and tip were helpful to you. It's great to know that you've found a solution to the formula unit issue through Dynamo. With the new insights from our video, you can now confidently utilize the formula function in schedules. Curious to know, have you encountered any other challenges in your work with Revit?

Thank you for your positive feedback @kairavshah2734! We're thrilled that you enjoyed the video. In our process, we utilized a combination of different software products to achieve the final result. Is there a particular aspect of the integration that you're curious about?

Yes I would like to know through which software you integrated the quantities and cost !?

@@kairavshah2734 Thank you for your interest! Integrating quantities and costs is indeed an essential aspect of our process. We primarily work with a combination of software platforms, including Revit, Dynamo, and Navisworks, along with leveraging certain APIs. Are you exploring similar integration for a project of your own?

​@@IntegratedBIM😮

danilovko6819 , to better understand your interests, could you specify the aspects of the scanning process you find most intriguing or any particular challenges you've encountered in your own projects? Your input would help tailor our response to your specific needs!

my g, just wondering what scanner/program/application was used for the scanning. cuz i've used polycam & recap pointclouds & thats about it. trying to learn more about the whole scanning stuff , so thats y i asked lol@@IntegratedBIM

@@danielivko6819, We appreciate your curiosity about the scanning process! While we're unable to disclose specific programs, we'd be happy to share general insights and tips. If there's enough interest, we might even consider creating a video tutorial on achieving similar results. Feel free to let us know if you'd be interested, and if you find the information valuable, you can share the video with your peers.

lmaoooo tf , that just sounds like an automated response@@IntegratedBIM

@@danielivko6819 Could be... or could it not be? 🤖 Perhaps that will remain a mystery. :)

Thank you Serena. We hope you found this video useful. We were planning other complex formula videos but were not sure whether this is something our followers would like to watch. What is your opinion?

@serenajonatan6629 Is this mean that you enjoy our content?

We are going to release in near future next set of plugins to use with Revit 2024 and it will also include energy calculations

@@IntegratedBIM I hope it supports EN 12831.

​@@dnts.prasanth5519 Regarding your query about EN 12831 support, we will do our best to ensure compatibility with relevant standards, including EN 12831. Stay tuned for the plugin release, and feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or suggestions.

@rashidsawant Could you please provide more information or clarify what you mean by "v bad"?

Thank you for letting us know. The title is revised.

Thank you for highlighting this important point, Fukuda! Having the survey point, base point, and internal origin in the same location with the same geographic value can indeed be a good practice to avoid confusion. When these points align, it helps maintain consistency and accuracy throughout your project. It ensures that elements are positioned precisely and eliminates any discrepancies that may arise from misalignment. The survey point is a reference for real-world coordinates. At any point in time, if you want to work with real-world coordinates, this approach allows you to have full control and flexibility. Does this answer your question?

Yes, but to be sure I'll run some tests of my case. Those point influence whether you export an IFC with shared coordinates ou internal point. Shared coordinates is only if you're working with Autodesk softwares, if you rotate the north of projects... For further collaboration do you think internal point is better?

@@fukuda6025 Thank you for your question! When it comes to collaboration and sharing files with other software platforms, using the internal point can be a more reliable option. While shared coordinates are specific to Autodesk software, the internal point ensures consistency regardless of the software being used. It provides a common reference point for accurate positioning and alignment. However, it's always a good practice to run tests and evaluate the specific requirements of your case. This will help determine the most suitable approach based on your project's needs and collaboration requirements. We generally use Survey Point as a reference to illustrate real-world coordinates. Could you share the project details that you are having? What are you exactly trying to achieve? We need a little bit more details in order to assist you with this matter.

We understand that there are different opinions surrounding this topic. What specific challenges or concerns have you encountered while using Autodesk's educational license? We value your feedback and would like to learn more about your experience.

@bryshsanjaya5826 , we primarily utilize a mix of software platforms like Revit, Dynamo, and Navisworks, while also making effective use of specific APIs. Your questions have been quite specific; could you share more details about your ongoing projects and the unique software solutions you've incorporated into them?

​@IntegratedBIM come on, we know nothing of this video is done with Revit/Navisworks . How have you done the animations, rotations, movements of parts and equipment, assembly?

@anupriya4592, thanks for your comment! Our main focus involves utilizing a mix of software platforms such as Revit, Dynamo, and Navisworks, in addition to making use of specific APIs. Are you currently considering a similar integration for one of your projects?