Revit add-in
Select a floor, a room or a loop of walls, and Arka lays out a house inside it and furnishes the rooms. Arka’s models run on your computer: nothing about your project leaves it.
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An Arka tab on Revit’s ribbon, with four buttons: Generate plan, Furnish rooms, Live and Licence.
Select a floor, a room, or a closed loop of walls or of model or detail lines. Arka offers two to eight layouts inside it, for a house or an apartment, each shown as a furnished plan: the rooms, the walls, the doors’ swings, the windows and the furniture seen from above. Pick one and click Build: walls, doors and windows from your project’s families, room separation lines, named rooms, balcony railings and the furniture. One Undo removes it.
Select rooms, or furnish every room on the plan’s level. Arka guesses each room’s type from its name, and you can correct it and change its furniture list: tick pieces in or out, change how many, add one. Furnishing a room again replaces only the pieces Arka placed before, and each room’s list is kept in the model.
Turn it on, and a room Arka furnished is furnished again when its walls, doors or windows move. The furniture moves as little as the walls did.
Arka’s models ship with the add-in and run on your computer. There is no Arka server in between and no charge per use, and nothing about your project leaves the computer.
Only the licence is checked online, with Lemon Squeezy: the key, and this computer’s name when you activate it. A subscription is checked every few days and keeps working offline for two weeks in between.
Arka for Revit is not on sale yet. Questions, or want to know when it is? Write to support@arka.today.