Wall that is Curved, Non-plum and has Ccurved Top

[Anonymous]

So can Revit do all or any combination of:

1) A straight or curved wall that is not plum. It may lean backwards for
example 10 degrees.

2) A curved wall that also has a curved top of the wall (parabola???)

3) A straight wall that is curved at the top (which I know can be done) but
also not plum.

AND THE ULTIMATE:
4) A curved wall that has a curved top (concave or convex) and is also
leaning back at 10 degrees (not plum).

Many thanks.
Andreas

[Anonymous]

1) Yes
2) Yes
3) Yes
4) Yes

But for each of these, its about modeling techniques to create them. You
will model a Mass in the shape that you need and then apply a Wall to the
face of that shape to create the walls you describe.

"Andreas" wrote in message
news:6018163@discussion.autodesk.com...
So can Revit do all or any combination of:

1) A straight or curved wall that is not plum. It may lean backwards for
example 10 degrees.

2) A curved wall that also has a curved top of the wall (parabola???)

3) A straight wall that is curved at the top (which I know can be done) but
also not plum.

AND THE ULTIMATE:
4) A curved wall that has a curved top (concave or convex) and is also
leaning back at 10 degrees (not plum).

Many thanks.
Andreas

[cganiere]

You may need to use "openings" to cut the shape you want (if you are having trouble making it with a single "mass"

[cbaze]

haha... so is CATIA not workin out for you, Gehry?