The second step to carry out is to clean up your ‘dxf’ so that you are left with only the information that you require. First you have to copy your floor plan ‘dwg’ onto a new blank drawing sheet and save this as a ‘dxf’ format. In most cases the drawings that you will require to manipulate will be in ‘dwg’ format.
Once you are confident and have a good idea of what your building should look like the next step is prepare your floor plans to attach to the VE. Preparing and Setting Up For Modelling – AutoCAD Before you begin modelling your building it is a good idea to take a few moments to analyse the CAD drawings (Floor Plan/sections/elevations) and try and build up a three dimensional model in your mind of what you are trying to create. The images below give a basic example of this. The second most important rule is to try and avoid having vertices points too close together and use the minimum number required to create a volume. As with most things there are always exceptions to rules and the VE is no different, but following this rule as far as possible can save you a lot of time and effort in the future. The first rule of the VE and ModelIT is always use the grid when creating a model.
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As with most great buildings built on solid foundations, if you have a well built model in ModelIT the results you will achieve from the rest of the software will be of a high standard. Virtual Environment: The Rules of Modelling When creating a model in the VE there are a few golden rules that you should try and stick to as much as possible. The main topics that will be covered are as follow: VE and the rules of modelling Preparing and setting up for modelling – AutoCAD Drawing tools Editing tools Viewing tools Drawing aids You can create the model that is used as the example in this tutorial or you can use a building of your own and follow the steps within the tutorial, it is up to you. The tutorial is intended as an example for you to work through to get to know the VE model building process.
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Introduction: ModelIT Tutorial This document shows you how to use ModelIT, IES’s 3D building geometry modelling tool.
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