Ho disegnato un intero involucro edilizio in 3d con autocad 2014; è stato molto difficile farlo, sia per la difficoltĂ  del progetto (coperture in legno a falde curvilinee) e sia per il fatto che sono un autodidatta da meno di un anno. Forse il software piÄ‚Ä… adatto sarebbe stato Revit, ma non l'ho mai usato. Comunque, dopo mesi di disegno, son giunto al punto di dover realizzare un planivolumetrico, in scala 1:500, e un filmato (dentro e fuori l' involucro edilizio). Gentilmente, qualcuno mi saprebbe dire quale software utilizzare e la corretta procedura?  Grazie in anticipo.

Antonio, vedete qui :

Edited by philippe JOSEPH - 02.Dec.2013 at 07:21

Your building has been drawn in 3D hasn't it?

Have you set any sun properties like geographical location, day/month/time?

Have you enabled ground or full shadows?

Have you rendered it?

Have you saved the rendered image?


Edited by John Connor - 02.Dec.2013 at 20:02

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Simple one story building.  Flat room.  Date: 1-Aug-2013.  Time: 1:35 pm on west coast of U.S.  This is with full shadows.

John Connor and Joseph, thanks for your interest! you understand my problem! the first example that Connor sent me is what I need, namely full of shadows. in reality, the planivolumetrico is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional object, with a view from 'high, the light rays which generate the shadows are all parallel and inclined at 45 °, so you can get shadows on the ground whose length is equal to 'height dell' building. for a box is simple, manually draw his planivolumetrico, but for a complex object and curvilinear is impossible to do so, you need a software, Revit can do it, but I do not use! I would like to solve the problem in Autocad. I would like to send you a pdf, how can I do?