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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Visa Lighting & Revit Content
Visa Lighting has created Revit lighting families. They feature a screen shot of Revit on their website and there are Revit families for each of their products. Be sure to check them out and let them know if you like them.
Hello All, We have an update to Visa Lighting BIM program:
"It has been brought to Visa Lighting’s attention that certain Revit workflows require face based files. These will be available as a complete download in the near future. Until then, you are encouraged to request specific model numbers by contacting BIM@visalighting.com . We understand your need and will respond as soon as possible."
I was hoping that these were REAL bim files, they are NOT, they can't be "flexed" with parametrics... They are just AutoCADD files plopped in a Revit file. I was wanting to use their "School Haus" Pendant but the mounting rod does not flex to be only 12" long - what they have is something that is 3' long which would put it 5' above the floor - TOO LOW. I'm Disapointed!
4 comments:
This is awesome! Thanks for the link!
Wow, this is going to be very usefull - thanks a lot!
Hello All, We have an update to Visa Lighting BIM program:
"It has been brought to Visa Lighting’s attention that certain Revit workflows require face based files. These will be available as a complete download in the near future. Until then, you are encouraged to request specific model numbers by contacting BIM@visalighting.com . We understand your need and will respond as soon as possible."
Thank you for your support!
Georgia
I was hoping that these were REAL bim files, they are NOT, they can't be "flexed" with parametrics... They are just AutoCADD files plopped in a Revit file. I was wanting to use their "School Haus" Pendant but the mounting rod does not flex to be only 12" long - what they have is something that is 3' long which would put it 5' above the floor - TOO LOW. I'm Disapointed!
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