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 So how to do interior design and which software is more friendly for all those things. You might be thinking about that! So anyhow, all three software's Revit architecture, Google SketchUp, 3ds Max etc. can be possible to make interior designs. But if you want to suggests mine idea then 3DS Max is best. It does not slow down the process and the quality is also elegant. Whatever the sources/ process is required to upgrade your skill & talent.  If you studied my previous blog, you might have gone though my house design in 3ds Max . And here I have given a photo of interior design.  But then also the main question arises why 3DS Max is best. See, I have also used all those Revit, Google SketchUp software. But none of them gives proper value. Means in Revit, sometimes the processor slows down or it takes more time while rendering. But whereas in Google SketchUp, changing the position and fixing in proper place takes more time. Sometimes I feel bore also, by doing this. But, in 3DS

 Well I have been gone through with all those AutoCAD, Revit architecture, Google SketchUp etc. with all these software. Now I am learning 3DS Max for building architecture and 3D realistic designs. All those Revit and SketchUp doesn't seem amazing for me. It's only just make the design, give 3D elevation, and after that render it. It's like quite simple. So I have been going through with 3DS Max designs, although it's very complex to make, but it seems quite interesting. You have to make the designs part by part and gives nice view while making, then imagine how it will look like after rendering.  So I have been learning now these designs, and it gives me an enormous thinking. I only just try to know how to make these designs fast. For a 10-15 minutes video, it takes me 2-3 hours to make a simple design. Then for 1-2 hrs video just think. How fastly I would have to build up my skills. But I have not found this complexity in Revit. The way I have learnt the designs, it&

So today in this blog I am going to explain how I made an AutoCAD 2D plan and then imported it into Revit software. So you read this blog from starting to end, then only you'll understand clearly.  This is all basic and not any crisscross idea or ruthless situation. It's very simple. First you do all the basic steps in AutoCAD, and you know what is that. Going to Format, set up the units and bla, bla, bla. After that making all these set-up you start with the drawing plan. You yourself have created a idea "how my drawing plan will look like" or "how will I make it?" But before going into complex, first you make a simple drawing plan, like this    First you make the lines and after that create the room size and area of your own. You are exclusively expert in that. This is the first and foremost drawing plan you have to make. And the rest you know how to make it. All boundary lines, room shape and size, passage, staircase etc. you know it very well.  Now you g

 So, hey guys! How are you? You might have read my previous blogs about panel casting  and panel placing . Now it's time to learn about panel erection or what to do after 3-4 months of casting the panels. So the first step is about excavation for RE Wall. Then only you can erect the panels. So let us learn about this excavation part.  You all know excavation work is done by JCB or Falkland. To excavate the soil and then carry it to the other dumped areas. But before excavation you all know, to marked the center line as well as the outer line also so that the area doesn't excavate much as per the requirement. For excavation just you need to take 500mm more, then that of the given drawing.  Doing this excavation is easy. But what to do if it's flooded with rain water/ or water coming from other sources. Definitely your answer will be to do dewatering work with a water pump. That's fine. But do this dewatering work with almost by fixing 3-4 water pumps. So that it soaks mo