hello, these are some adaptive component, I wanna trim them all by the upper generic form which is a box. I know how to cut one by one. I have hundreds of them actually which I showed are only few. Is there a quick way I can cut them once?
cut multi instances
@yangshilun2012 wrote:
ah i see, I am not sure rhinoinside allows me to create the adaptive components hosted on a divided surface/pattern，I will check it out. It seems the dynamo player is what I need, but it is not in my dynamo player list, where I can find it?
I placed it on a grid out of habit working with mass and adaptive components. It is not required. See below.
@yangshilun2012 wrote:
- well, i really don't know which step i did wrong, I tried generic model family which doesn't allow me to load adaptive components, then I tried the adaptive component nested the same adaptive component, then I load it in a project, i can select the adaptive components as a whole, but i can not cut it as a whole. I will chose a today to update my rvt and check your file. Thanks x))
I used these steps:
1. open the adaptive component family [pentagon pattern] and uncheck Shared
2. Load it in a conceptual mass family and place multiple instances. I placed them manually because I don't use rhinoinside.
3. load the conceptual mass family in a project
4. Create an in place mass, finish the mass
5. Cut Geometry: select the pattern mass first then the in place mass
@ToanDN wrote:
I used these steps:
1. open the adaptive component family [pentagon pattern] and uncheck Shared
2. Load it in a conceptual mass family and place multiple instances. I placed them manually because I don't use rhinoinside.
3. load the conceptual mass family in a project
4. Create an in place mass, finish the mass
5. Cut Geometry: select the pattern mass first then the in place mass
Which version of Revit are you using
Below is the model you uploaded...Geometries are JOINED not Cut...additionally, using the same model it is pretty much clear that cut does not work regardless which is picked first.
How about you demonstrate that in a screencast because now I am quite curious how it works at your end
