Bending extrusion with pattern

Bending extrusion with pattern

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Bending extrusion with pattern

Anonymous
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Hello, I have a panel made with an extrusion in family. On this panel there is an pattern. 
However, now I want to allign that panel to a curved wall.. I was wondering if this is possible...?

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Anonymous
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ToanDN
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It belongs to the framing families, not the truss family.
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barthbradley
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@Anonymous wrote:

Hello, I have a panel made with an extrusion in family. On this panel there is an pattern. 
However, now I want to allign that panel to a curved wall.. I was wondering if this is possible...?


 

Are you talking about a Pattern-Based Curtain Panel that that is used in Divided Surfaces?  

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Anonymous
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Uhmm no I used family>create: extrusion: made a panel and put the patterns in it

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Anonymous
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Uhmm no I used family>create: extrusion: made a panel and put the patterns in it. So it became a perforated panel

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Anonymous
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I think you post on the wrong topic?

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barthbradley
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Can you post the file please so we can see what you are doing?  

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Anonymous
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I attached a file with the problem. So the panel with the pattern should be attached to the curved wall. The panel will be the exterior cladding of the curved wall

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barthbradley
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Like this?

 

Panel Array.jpg

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barthbradley
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...or more like this?

 

Panel Array 2.jpg

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barthbradley
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...or more like this?

 

Panel Array 3.jpg

 

if so, Array.  

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syman2000
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Is this what you are aiming for? See attached

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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Anonymous
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More like this! It will be the half of the circle filled with panels. How did you do this?

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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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yes how can I achieve this? @barthbradley @syman2000 

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barthbradley
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Move the panel to where it should be in relation to the wall's exterior face, and then use the Linear Array Tool to array the Panel in the y-direction, and then Radial Array Tool to array all of the linear arrayed panels about the curved wall's center point axis in the x-direction.  That make sense? 

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barthbradley
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did you notice the RVT that @syman2000 posted?  That's another approach you could use. 

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Anonymous
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Thank you for the explanation! I will try it!

Yes I saw the RVT file, I thought you both used the same method?
Has one method an advantage above the other?

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barthbradley
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@Anonymous wrote:


Has one method an advantage above the other?


 

Depends. Are you practiced with Curtain Walls? If not, then I would just Array the one you've already placed in the Project and then call it a day.  😉 

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