Difficulty in adding angular dimensions to the same family object.

Difficulty in adding angular dimensions to the same family object.

promosengenharia
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Difficulty in adding angular dimensions to the same family object.

promosengenharia
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Boa tarde a todos, como estão?
Estou usando o google tradutor, então peço desculpas pelos erros.
Preciso fazer uma família de tirantes para um muro de contenção, e vou precisar inserir o valor de dois ângulos diferentes, 
um em relação ao eixo Y e outro em relação ao Z, mas não estou conseguindo.
Alguém pode me ajudar por favor?
Abaixo está o arquivo em questão. Muito obrigado.

 

 

ANGULO EM DOIS EIXOS.png 

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promosengenharia
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Good afternoon everyone, how are you?

I'm using google translate, so I apologize for the mistakes.

I need to make a family of ties for a retaining wall, and I'll need to enter the value of two different angles, one in relation to the Y axis and the other in relation to Z, but I'm not succeeding. Can anyone help me please?
Below is the file in question.

Thank you very much.

 

ANGULO EM DOIS EIXOS.png 

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barthbradley
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Try this one.

 

 

Rotate XYZ.png

Rotate XYZ2.png

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barthbradley
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I created another Ref. Line in Plan View, hosted the existing Ref. Line to this new Ref. Line (via Edit Work Plane=>Pick Plane), pulled the "Angulo" Dimension between the 2 Ref. Lines in 3D View and pulled the "Rotate" Dimension between the Ref. Line and Ref. Plane in Plan View.  

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ToanDN
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Why can't you rotate the family directly in the project?

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barthbradley
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Funny, that's the first thing I thought of and tried. I couldn't readily figure out how to rotate about the x,y origin point. Even tried making the RLs "Not a Reference", but to no avail.  What do you think? What am I missing, besides more coffee?  😉 

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barthbradley
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...that and it's also a square base. 

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ToanDN
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Oh I didn't notice there was a base.   Nevermind then.

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promosengenharia
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Thank you so much BARTH BRADLEY, I don't know how to thank you,

this is exactly what I need.

God bless you.

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barthbradley
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You're welcome.

 

Mark my post as the Accepted Solution.  

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barthbradley
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@barthbradley wrote:

Funny, that's the first thing I thought of and tried. I couldn't readily figure out how to rotate about the x,y origin point. Even tried making the RLs "Not a Reference", but to no avail.  What do you think? What am I missing, besides more coffee?  😉 


 

 

Rotate in Project1.png

Rotate in Project2.png

Rotate in Project3.png

Rotate in Project4.png

 

FWIW.  Just killing time until the sandwiches arrive.  😉  

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promosengenharia
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@barthbradley.

Good morning, how are you? Could you point me to a video or course that teaches methods of creating families,
including the one you used to solve my problem, please? Thanks.
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barthbradley
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@promosengenharia wrote:
@barthbradley.

Good morning, how are you? Could you point me to a video or course that teaches methods of creating families,
including the one you used to solve my problem, please? Thanks.

 

It's all about Work Planes.  I would suggest using Google to search for tutorials, articles and videos about Work Planes in general. 

 

Here's a kick-start:

 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2019/ENU/Revit-M...

  

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clacampos
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Olá @promosengenharia 

 

Bem vindo a Autodesk Community!

Nós temos foruns em portugues o forum de Revit fica neste link então fique a vontade para postar em português lá, onde temos vários especialistas em REvit. 

 

😉

 

 

 

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promosengenharia
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Obrigado.