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13th Mar 2012 02:21 pm #1Senior Member
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Is there any specific tutorials for ACAD ARCH 2012? I'm basically taking a 2d drawing and manually converting it to 3D.
the drawings are large structures (warehouses) so anything that specifically involves I-Beams, isles, and other warehouse/factory related stuff will be appreciated.
Google has failed to give me answers on how to add a roof as well.
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13th Mar 2012 02:25 pm #2Quantum Mechanic
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13th Mar 2012 02:31 pm #3Senior Member
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remind me to bookmark these things.....Thanks again ReMark.
edit: i Just figured out to build a floor!, now for the more tedious stuff....rendering...
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13th Mar 2012 02:59 pm #4Quantum Mechanic
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A SCSI raid system? And here I thought I was the last person on earth who still used SCSI hard drives. Or did until my hard drive crashed and burned on me.
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13th Mar 2012 08:38 pm #5Senior Member
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wait, i have that system. yet i have no idea what it means. can you explain. I thought its raid 0? as my drives are split and i only have 1TB capactiy even though i have 2 1TB drives.
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13th Mar 2012 10:24 pm #6Quantum Mechanic
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Really? You have no idea what it means? Who came up with the specs for your computer?
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14th Mar 2012 01:00 pm #7Senior Member
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my computer came up with the specs. i have a program that tells me all the specs called "specy"
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14th Mar 2012 01:43 pm #8Quantum Mechanic
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No, I meant who came up with the configuration for your computer?
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14th Mar 2012 03:09 pm #9Senior Member
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Ahm it was a custom computer that was bought from cyperpower pcs, it was a custom setup. (warranty expired) i just wanted raid 0 when i ordered it and then it came with SCSI mumbo jumbo.
I have no idea if its good or bad, so long as both drives dont fail on me.
Im acually contemplating on switching out the Graphic cards, as my job is switching to 3d and my pc needs to handle everything, including 3 monitors.
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14th Mar 2012 03:25 pm #10Quantum Mechanic
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Do you know what speed the SCSI drives are spinning at? I had one system with a 15,000 rpm SCSI drive and another with a 10,000 rpm SCSI drive. Fast but very expensive.
Most drives that ship with in a desktop system are SATA II and spin at 7200 rpm unless you spec something different.
Neither type hold a candle to the new SSD's though."I have only come here seeking knowledge. Things they wouldn't teach me of in college." The Police
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