Revit Treppengeländer für LPH 2-4
Michael Plat • 3. Februar 2020
ein Treppengeländer LPH 2-4 mit Revit Standartmitteln
In diesem Video wird eine Vorgehensweise gezeigt wie man ein Treppengeländer mit Revit-Standartmitteln konstruiert. Diese Modellierungstiefe eignet sich gut für die Darstellung in M1:100 / M1:200
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