Wall Reinforcement dimensions and area

Wall Reinforcement dimensions and area

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Wall Reinforcement dimensions and area

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Hello, colleagues!

 

I have stucked in my project with some problems. I will also attach a screenshot:

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As you can see here - it's a simple wall 3x3 meeters.

I am using the Path Reinforcement with vertical and horizontal axis by curves.

 

The first problem is: as you can see the red area is not completely attached to the side of the wall, it's some space to it and I wanna it to be placed at the end of the wall like it was made from the left side of the wall. I also tried to play with Rebar Covers, but no luck... If I do this by offsetting the axis in code like -+ 1-3 points of axis by X, the code will "smell" and also it will be buggy on other elements.. Anybody got rid of it?

 

The second problem is that I am also trying to make a reinforcement to the window, it should me done by like it can be on the picture below:

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The red lines are rebars, the blue - window. I tryied to make it in 3D 😄

As you see - the rebars are count of 4 by each face of the wall - exterior and interior with one difference of curves by path reinforcement: Y point..

How can I actually place PathReinforcement at the same time by both of this faces and how to rotate it to the vector i needed like 45 degrees? I tryied already some tutorials by Autodesk like rotateElement() method, but no luck, mb I used the wrong axis?... The green area is actually mirroring this problem on the first picture...

I placed path on one face of the wall instead of both by PathRein, + they are "watching" not in that vector I needed... Actually I should rotate them by 225 degrees or 135 degrees depending othe clockwise by radians..

 

I will be glad of any help anone can provide. thanks! 

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actually I dealed with the problem#1: my wall was set by angle of 20 degrees from the revit axis, thats why I have taken the Y position not in right place of the curve. Big deal with exterior and interior faces as well as the PathReinforcement "Face Parameter". Still some little troubles, but in concept = solved

 

Problem#2 still exists.. 😞

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