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I need to make a curtain wall that conforms to this general shape (this is just a rough example).The curved portions will be faceted.
What is the best way to draw a setout line so that I can obtian vertical spacing of 400mm for each panel continuously around the entire shape?
On the faceted panels, does anyone have ideas on how to make mullions and transoms meet square?.. or is this just the labout of working out the angles and making appropriate family to fit?
Create a Curtain Wall type that defines the Vertical Spacing you want. Revit will deal with the arc segments differently than the straight segments. Each segment generates its own x/y pattern. Revit will distribute the vertical spacing you set based on its justification, beginning, center or end. You can also offset the justification to control where the pattern start or end.
Give it try and see if you have questions afterward.
My other older self here: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/46056
