Changing the rotation(?) of roof by extrusion

[simsekmelih2]

Hello there

I hope you are all having a great morning/evening. I did not know how to ask the question so here is what I am trying to do. I created a curtain wall panel to create something close to a corrugated metal roof. Then I created roof by extrusion to use this profile. However it changes its direction after a point. It does what I want to have when it is a circle, but the rest should be rotated. 

How do I achieve such a continuous result?

[syman2000]

You have to split the vertical element from the arc element. If you keep it as one full thing, Revit will make the top set to one side of the grid while the other set differently.

[barthbradley]

Seems doable here.  

[simsekmelih2]

What do you mean by split? I should create them separately, like different objects for curved and linear one? I tried that but then again the linear part is not rotated. What do I do wrong? ^^

[protobim]

hi @simsekmelih2 
Perhaps it would be easier if you created a revit profile family and then used it in a bulk-applied curtain system. If you have any questions, I can try to explain in more detail

[simsekmelih2]

I am not sure if I know anything about bulk-applied curtain system. If you have time, could you please tell me more about it?

[protobim]

hi @simsekmelih2 

I don't know if it's the better solution, but I realized that are others ways to solve your issue.

first I created a profile with estimated dimmensions, since I don't have it

then, I created a mullion with this profile

then I had to create two curtain systems, each one for each direction

so, I aplyed the curtain system in the mass with the desired form.

Here the result

I hope I could helped you.