As with Revit, you can have the Sketchup window, Enscape window, and Enscape settings all open and ‘live’ at the same time. Which is why Enscape is releasing this Extension, I suppose!Īfter installing the Enscape extension for Sketchup (you can see some tips on how to do this at the end of the post), you will probably want to immediately start tweaking settings. Personally, I hope to see more designers moving into Revit for early concept design with massing or adaptive components or Dynamo, but in the meantime there are plenty of people out there building really nice models in Sketchup. Some architects immediately feel comfortable using Sketchup, where Revit has a bit of a steeper learning curve. Sketchup is still a solid workhorse in a lot of firms, as it is almost too easy to use. I will cover both of these below…ġ) A quick look at the Enscape Sketchup Extension The plasterboard is also made up of Revit wall elements with vertical reveals to show the vertical joints.Enscape is continuing to develop new and amazing ways to quickly visualise and present your Revit model… and now, your Sketchup models too.The insulation is made up of a Revit wall and ceiling elements profiled for illustration.Any subsequent updates to the Revit model cascades through the link chain updating the context for updating the detailed 3D AutoCAD object models linked back into the main Revit model.This AutoCAD model is overlay linked back into the Revit showing the Rondo objects only.dwg file from the Revit model, which is then xrefed into an AutoCAD file providing 3D context for the detailed 3D AutoCAD object models. The context for these are based on an exported. The Rondo components are made using 3D AutoCAD models.The furring channels are defined as Revit beams and are laid out using a beam system, vertically placed.“C Track” trims the cut edges of the KOROK® planks, top and bottom of the wall and the openings.The top of the KOROK® wall and the openings for the services were made with Revit face cutter objects profiled to the required shapes. A double Tee beam system defines the floor above.

The KOROK® vertical planks are defined as Revit beams and laid out using a beam system and then placed vertically.Building this model is outlined as follows:

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