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Code Calcs is back, and its working on 2013 and 2014. Do you like saving time?

· Luke Johnson

There is a difference between BIM and automation.  Using Revit for BIM isn’t automatic – you need skills, time and effort to make it work.

Certain Revit add-ins fill a real need to make that leap between ‘hard work BIM’ and ‘automated BIM’.  SAuBIM – Code Calcs is a proven tool for automating compliance checks related to room areas.  It has been updated to version 2.0, and is working with 2013 and 2014.

Oh, and did I mention that Harry Mattison has been involved in the process – you won’t be disappointed!

As Jeff says:
Simply click “Update Tags” and you have calculated data semi-automatically updated into your room tag!

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You can get hold of Code Calcs for Revit 2013 and 2014 by using this link.

If you haven’t heard of it before, it automatically creates schedules for:

·         Occupancy Loads (Per Room)
·         Required Male Water Closets
·         Required Female Water Closets
·         Required Lavatories
·         Required Drinking Fountains
 
and it allows you to tag this important data in intelligent Room tags.

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