Hi everyone!
I'm trying to study this https://www.autodesk.com/autodesk-university/class/Automated-Linear-Structural-BIM-2019#video and reproduce this part here.
At this Step (2), it seems there will be a "Profile" nested into another template as "SuperElevationParameter" then nested into "3 Point Based Family".
This means there are 3 families in total.
I can understand the 3rd Family is based on Adaptive Generic Model template.
How do I know which template to use for the first two, which is the "Profile" and the "SuperElevationParameter"?
Also, what is the difference between a Conceptual Mass and an Adaptive Generic Model? I'm always confused on which to use.
Can anyone enlighten me?
Edit: Urgh... I was blind...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm2Wjh968lk
Found it ...
Just close this
First, congratulations on your efforts for trying to learn from a mute video.
Have you tried posting your question in the comments section of that video in Youtube?
Profiles for adaptive families are usually generic models, set as workplane-based = yes, always vertical=no
The difference between the two templates is this:
Thanks for the explanation!
The video actually doesn't work exactly as I wanted it to
Seeing that the first part of my question was kinda resolved on its own, I have another question to ask.
I'll post here instead of opening another thread I guess. (Please tell me if this is not allowed, I'll open another instead)
This is what I plan to do:
1) I'll model Profile A as Generic Adaptive Model. (Draft)
2) I'll then nest it into another Adaptive Generic Model that has 6 Adaptive Reference Points
3) I plan to place it onto various Reference Points obtained from other means.
Problem:
When I randomly place in the Family into a project file, it seems the Profiles gets fliped and the points are interwined.
What did I do wrong here?
If anyone has a better way to do this, I'm all ears as well!
See this sentence in my previous email:
"Profiles for adaptive families are usually generic models, set as workplane-based = yes, always vertical=no".
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