Wouldn't it be great if revit has a perspective as a default 3d view? what do you think?

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by belal abdalla ali , مهندس تصميم , مكتب الإتقان للاستشارات الهندسية

Revit already has a 3-D view, but not the quality of de Max 3 program .. But Revit Architecture and structural great software

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