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Hi! In general you can use the profiles of any complexity, as long as they are build of straight lines and follow the the guidance shown in the thumbnail of the tool. If you use multiple profiles along your alignment, Environment will automatically create smooth transition between them.

Its great to hear that this logic resonates with you! We hope this will help you streamline your workflow. Feel free to reach out if you want to share you insights on this tool and how you want to see it developed. Contacts@arch-intelligence.com

It is. This is an old video and the ribbon looks different nowadays. There's a small arrow next to the analysis tools and you can access the Elevation/Slope analysis :)

You can edit the Topography with our Topography Tools > Pick Face tool or From Edge tool.

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it helped! Thanks for the comment!

Thats a great point and thanks for offering it! The good new is it's on our road map for the coming updates and hopefully will be available soon :)

@@Arch-Intelligence That’s Great…Good work…Thanks

I agree. In the famylies that I developed in my company I placed a parametic cube as the root ball and that help a lot to coordinate and do the clash detection with infraestructure projetcs

Theoretically it is possible however the ability to make an actual tunnel with a void that cuts through the ground is still under development. I can think of a few workarounds in the meantime so feel free to reach out to us should you want to brain storm on this.

Is it possible that parameters within the loaded 3D geometry are visible in the type parameters in the type list? It wouldn't would it? because you'd have to map the loaded family parameters to the type parameters of what you're making. meaning, I can't affect the 3D geometry with my spreadsheet beyond the height which is a default parameter of the planting family. Correct?

Great question. We're working on it and currently you are able to assign any type parameter with any column in the data you load in and it should affect the geometry. If you find an example where this doesnt work please contact us at archintelligence.com/contacts/ so we can review and improve :)

Did you say the geoplant is opensource? Can you please link where we can access? Thanks in advance @nehama

HI, we cant find the link now. Will update here in the comments once we have news about this project :)

Thank you! Cheers!

Our pleasure!

Most probably a Civil 3D file with Coordinate system assigned to it.

Thanks for the feedback! This is indeed common practice, less recommended for site models but definitely good for buildings.

Glad it was helpful!

Im sorry to hear you cant purchase a license. We offer a free license for students, and also we offer a free license for Ukrainians.

It is our pleasure! Thanks for the amazing feedback. Irrigation tools are on our road map!!!

Best comment we ever got! Thank you, we worked hard to find the best way to explain this complex issue :)

Hi! Especially with the Rhino you can import you're own tree geometries. Also, we have a 100% free landscape template and a planting warehouse with rich content for the planting families. You can download it here: archintelligence.com/get-landscape-template/ Lastly, Environment 13.0 will include a Planting Family tool which will allow you to create your own quickly and easily :) So stay tuned...

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the comment! We worked hard to make it as clear as possible :)

Hi! It sounds like you should reach out to us with more details so we can help you :) You can reach out through this link: archintelligence.com/contacts/ Thanks!

Hi. Toposolids are only available in Revit version 2024 and up.

Hi! We can try and help. What would you say is your Revit level? (Beginner to Expert)

I'm not sure I understand your question but it sounds like you can do it through the Visibility Graphic Override window, by finding the category they are in.

Hi, you have to have Environment installed to see this. You can get it here: archintelligence.com/download/

Hi Steven, Thank you for your feedback! ❤ The workflow you've suggested sounds interesting. There's no reason why it shouldn't work. Did you try it? Generally, the Split Element in this case is easier to teach and worked better in this tutorial :) Depending on the subject of the demo, we often try to focus on certain aspects and speed through others.

@@Arch-Intelligence Definitely understood! Yes, seems to be working so far, I just wanted to make sure there's not a hidden 'gotcha' that will torpedo my project 🤓

We're currently only dealing with surfaces, however you can export it to DWG and bring it as lines.

Get it here: archintelligence.com/download/

Do the Civil3D elements show in the External Civil Data console preview? If not - make sure is it a LandXML file exported from Civil3D. If yes, you might be using a different coordinate system for both projects. If the problem continues reach out to us via this contact form: archintelligence.com/contacts/ When you choose "Tech Support" you will be able to attach a file.

These hiccups do occur occasionally. One suggestion would be to test if the function runs smoothly in a different file or on a different topographical element. Sometimes, complex geometry can cause such issues. The good news is, we're currently working on upgrading this feature. Soon, you can expect it to perform even better and be more accurate. Thanks for your patience! 💚

You're welcome

Hi Agostinos 👋 Yes, the External Civil Data tools does work with multi-region corridors. If you're encountering a problem, please contact us through this form: archintelligence.com/contacts/ Once you select "Tech Support" as a subject you will have the option to attach the problematic file. We'll look into once you do 👍

@@Arch-Intelligence Ok, i try with other multiregion corridor, it's work!

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Hi BinaryCloudChaser Thank you for the feedback. This video is taken from a live stream - hence the low quality. We believe that keeping the community informed is sometimes better than waiting for the right time to record better quality videos (that moment might never arrive). We value your input though 💝 Feel free to skip these ones. Better tutorials will be available soon!

Quality is important on smartphone i cant read anythink @@Arch-Intelligence

Thank you very much Ricky! :) Where are you located? We can get you in touch with the local partners

Australia :) @@Arch-Intelligence

@@rickyburgess526 In that case we'd recommend Nexsys: www.nexsysit.com.au/ Ramin, their consultant for Revit and Environment is fantastic :)

Hi Steve, you're very welcome! As for your question - Once you select your Toposolid, you can use the Split command in the Modify tab. It's a great improvement in Revit 2024. We highly recommend watching this webinar about Toposolids: ua-cam.com/video/XZoIqUu-olA/v-deo.html

Hi @malikalam2542. Sorry to mislead you, Environment For Revit is an add-on to Autodesk Revit and not a native part of it. You can find out more on our website archintelligence.com/

I want to add Environment in my Revit 2024, so i can only start learning Topography, please help me how to add?

@malikalam2542, fill the form here archintelligence.com/download/, then download the plug-in, click on it twice and you're done. This will run the installation and add Environment to your Revit ribbon.

Thank you so much! @@Arch-Intelligence Team.