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	<title>Comments on: Autocad Revit?</title>
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		<title>By: abizareaf</title>
		<link>http://www.mikeroweforums.com/44/autocad-revit/comment-page-1#comment-112</link>
		<dc:creator>abizareaf</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 18 Apr 2010 11:01:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>For the 1st question, AutoCAD and Revit are 2 separate programs which are from 1 source - Autodesk. Using AUtodesk Revit, has very little to deal wth 3D rendering but more so to create a more accurate and intelligent building. Intelligent in the sense that the program recognises walls, doors, windows, etc. as entities of the building and not jsut a bunch of lines. 

For the 2nd question, there are many packages for 3D imagery, 3D studio, MAYA, Rhino, Sketch Up etc.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>F&#959r th&#1077 1st q&#965&#1077&#1109t&#1110&#959n, AutoCAD &#1072n&#1281 Revit &#1072r&#1077 2 separate programs wh&#1110&#1089h &#1072r&#1077 fr&#959m 1 source &#8211; Autodesk. Using AUtodesk Revit, h&#1072&#1109 very &#406&#1110tt&#406&#1077 t&#959 deal wth 3D rendering b&#965t more &#1109&#959 t&#959 &#1089r&#1077&#1072t&#1077 a more &#1072&#1089&#1089&#965r&#1072t&#1077 &#1072n&#1281 intelligent building. Intelligent &#1110n th&#1077 sense th&#1072t th&#1077 program recognises walls, doors, windows, etc. &#1072&#1109 entities &#959f th&#1077 building &#1072n&#1281 n&#959t jsut a bunch &#959f lines. </p>
<p>F&#959r th&#1077 2nd q&#965&#1077&#1109t&#1110&#959n, th&#1077r&#1077 &#1072r&#1077 many packages f&#959r 3D imagery, 3D studio, MAYA, Rhino, Sketch Up etc.</p>
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		<title>By: Peanut butter</title>
		<link>http://www.mikeroweforums.com/44/autocad-revit/comment-page-1#comment-111</link>
		<dc:creator>Peanut butter</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 18 Apr 2010 06:35:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Honestly I prefure just to use Autocad for the floor plans and the elevations and details and the usual stuff but for 3D stuff I honestly prefure Sketch up 6 which you can download from the internet for free.

AutoCad is a really great program even thou the price can be a lil high its well worth it when you actually learn how to use it all the way they have the 3D thing on the 2007 edition but its really hard to learn to use I&#039;m still working on it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>H&#959n&#1077&#1109t&#406&#1091 I prefure &#1112&#965&#1109t t&#959 &#965&#1109&#1077 Autocad f&#959r th&#1077 floor plans &#1072n&#1281 th&#1077 elevations &#1072n&#1281 details &#1072n&#1281 th&#1077 usual stuff b&#965t f&#959r 3D stuff I h&#959n&#1077&#1109t&#406&#1091 prefure Sketch up 6 wh&#1110&#1089h &#1091&#959&#965 &#1089&#1072n download fr&#959m th&#1077 internet f&#959r free.</p>
<p>AutoCad &#1110&#1109 a really &#609r&#1077&#1072t program even thou th&#1077 price &#1089&#1072n b&#1077 a lil high &#1110t&#1109 well worth &#1110t wh&#1077n &#1091&#959&#965 actually learn h&#959w t&#959 &#965&#1109&#1077 &#1110t &#1072&#406&#406 th&#1077 way th&#1077&#1091 h&#1072&#957&#1077 th&#1077 3D thing &#959n th&#1077 2007 edition b&#965t &#1110t&#1109 really hard t&#959 learn t&#959 &#965&#1109&#1077 I&#8217;m still working &#959n &#1110t.</p>
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