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Originally Posted by DizzyEdge
Can anyone recommend what software would be the easiest to accomplish creating a video where you are travelling down a street of artificially created buildings? Like 3d shapes with photos 'skinned' onto them.
Barring that, what software does Calgary Transit use for their future lrt videos?
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Originally Posted by rotten42
Sketch up
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Plus, it's free. I've found it great for things like site concepts and general floor plan layouts. It is super simple to use and I would recommend it to anyone.
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Originally Posted by DizzyEdge
Sweet thanks.
Can anyone think of a general term for structural items attached to a building that aren't part of the main structure, like porches, balconies, maybe even bay windows, things that if they completely structurally failed wouldn't have any effect on the structural integrity of the building itself?
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Articulations.
EDIT- not actually, as articulations can be structurally necessary. Articulations just refers to anything beyond a flat façade, which can be things such as projections.
PS- Balconies are most definitely structural (most of the time). The joists on a balcony, as a rule, go two times as deep into the structure as they project out of the exterior wall (you could use beams on either end and run the joists parallel to the exterior wall, but most residential balconies are formed using floor joists that extend outward). So if a balcony fails, it will cause serious issues on the joists that run into the building.