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| Unlike other BIM software; TAD does NOT restrict when //connectors// need to be placed. In many other software; they insist that first one should have a wall in place and only then can you create an opening. There is no such restriction in TAD. After all, an architect when he/she is designing may choose to first locate the positions of openings and then later on decide what kind of walls go around the openings. | Unlike other BIM software; TAD does NOT restrict when //connectors// need to be placed. In many other software; they insist that first one should have a wall in place and only then can you create an opening. There is no such restriction in TAD. After all, an architect when he/she is designing may choose to first locate the positions of openings and then later on decide what kind of walls go around the openings. |
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| | Note that the category of //connectors// would be applicable at any scale. In the aforesaid explanation, we assumed that the scale of the design is at the level of the building. But if you go to another scale; such as that of a table (as an example), there could be a //connector// placed between the internal //atom// of the side-cupboard space and the external //envelope// of that table. |
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