In this week, I've almost done the internal stud wall in first floor. This is third time I was doing this because first time I drag the wrong scale first floor plan into Sketchup and began a wrong scale one. Second one couldn't export to Cryengine because mine one was messy, there were so much unnecessary lines and faces. So I did it again. This time I export the plan from Revit to Sketchup and I was very careful about the units and scales. I also export the all internal walls in first floor to let the stud walls fit in and be accurate. I still got little things to finish.
And I also started to do some research about flowgraph. But in this week, we still stay on modelling stage because we got some problems to fix and therefore can export to Cryengine successfully.
Wrong example:
I tried to figure out doing beam and joist on the floor, then I realized that not part of my job. There was another team member doing this.
This was second try but with too much unnecessary lines and faces because I did import the internal walls from Revit but I explode it remissly during I was modelling, so I was keeping deleting the needless walls and creating my timber framing walls. Obviously, the result was unexpected. It was failed to export to Cryengine and I had to do it again. I found that a good and accurate start is really matter to things!!
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