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PROJECTED OUT WINDOW FAMILY HELP

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alex60
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PROJECTED OUT WINDOW FAMILY HELP

Hi all, I am doin a projected out window family, and want to rotate the sash of the window an angule to represent the inclined part of the window, but I recive the message as in the attached image. How can I rotate the window family in the vertical plane. Any help will be helfull.

 

Thanks in advance, Alex

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subhra_civil
in reply to: alex60

Hi,

 

Can you send me your Revit Family file so that i can see what is the exact problem you have faced?

 

Thanks & regards,

Subhradeep Sen

Kolkata

India

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BIMAbhi
in reply to: alex60

You can use the Reference Line instead Reference Plane for creating angle parameter.

 

We  have attached a sample file for your reference.

Thanks & Regards
BIMAbhi
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alex60
in reply to: BIMAbhi

Hi all, as seen in the image, I am using a reference line to move the window sash , but the problem is that I can not align the window with the reference line in the family editor. We have done other families with this parameter and are working fine, but with windows families has been impossible to rotate the geometry to the reference line.

 

Thanks, Alex

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Alisder.Brown
in reply to: alex60

Alex

 

For this type of function, I would reccomend modeling the rotateable window panel as a seperate "Face based" family with the width, height, thickness and material parameter and load it into your window family. Make sure to choose the "place on face" option and place it onto your Ref line as the host. If you do this you will be able to move change the opening angle to w/e you want (assuming the angle parameter is on the REF LINE not the window. You will need to allign/lock the hinged edge to your window frame so it dosent move. I have attached a very basic example with a changeable opening.

Also, make sure you link the panel familys parameters to the window family parameters once you load it in.

 

Hope this helps

Alisder Brown
Senior BIM Coordinator
Scotland, UK

Message 6 of 6
alex60
in reply to: Alisder.Brown

Thank you Alisder, your advice worked fine and finally we have the window family flexing in the angle we want

 

Thanks again, Alex

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