There is this wall corner I have in my design where I want to place a timber door frame family. The door frame family is placed in a 9" thick wall. I have drawn in red colour how I want it to be placed? I am planning to cut a void in the wall where there will be a rectangular timber piece as shown and insert an in-place rectangular timber piece. Can someone help me to solve this issue?
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Move the door down? The create an in place mode wedge piece if you need to, or just leave it at is then you have the bit of the wall left as the wedge.
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You need to model that in the family
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Hi, this seems the solution. But are there any related tutorials to follow? I mean how to do it.
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It is simple...
I dont know any specific tutorial that matches this case ...BUT the best tutorial on Doors is this 20150420 20150421 Tutorial Making Detailed Revit Door Families - YouTube
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Hi,
I've tried what you suggested. In fact, I added a parameter to control that angle baking. But when I try to add it to the project there is a problem of determining the exact angle and entering the value onto the parameter. It results in a slight change and an unwanted line in the wall like in the attached image. Can you please help me on this too?
If you want the angle to be parametric, you will need to use a reference line or the face of a revolve...it will not work with a reference plane...
No access to a workstation at the moment, once I do, I will put something together for you to check.
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Hi,
No worries. I used reference lines and used global parameters to get the dimensions correct. Thanks again. Everything works perfectly!
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