![]() Now, I get that most residential buildings in Revit would be designed using the wall, floor, and ceiling tools, producing a sheet package that includes the occasional section/detail view of the walls, but is mostly plan views, with the assumption that the framing team will use their knowledge and experience of HOW something should be built, to "fill in the gaps". As such, I'm cross-posting this to other BIM subs to get their perspectives. The thing is, I don't know if Revit is really the best program for me, or if I'd be better served by something like ArchiCad, Chief Architect, or even Fusion 360. Given that I only have a few years of construction-related experience under the belt, I need to compensate for my lack of experience by having thorough and detailed plans. I am embarking on a project to design a small investment property - a cottage - that I will later build with my own two hands. ![]() Hello everyone, and thank you in advance for reading.
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