It can be challenging to keep track of imported objects in Revit, especially when teams are combining model elements from a variety of different applications. When teams are equipped to keep track of where the imported elements were originally modeled, it can help to streamline design changes and QA/QC process.
Freeform modeling tools like Rhino and Grasshopper enable designers to explore curvilinear design concepts. As the design process moves toward later phases of a project, it can be a challenge to rationalize non-orthagonal geometry so that it can be built. An under-the-radar LunchBox component called "ArcDivide" can simplify and streamline the rationalization process.
LunchBox comes with a series of paneling and subdivision tools that designers can use to quickly test and refine paneling concepts on irregular shapes. These tools can be used alongside many of the other LunchBox tools to evaluate geometries and export panel data into tabular formats!
It can be challenging to keep track of imported objects in Revit, especially when teams are combining model elements from a variety of different applications. When teams are equipped to keep track of where the imported elements were originally modeled, it can help to streamline design changes and QA/QC process.
