Edit System Panel Solid

Edit System Panel Solid

Anonymous
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Edit System Panel Solid

Anonymous
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I am trying to create a curtain wall system panel that will adapt to a non rectangular shape. I have created a curtain wall panel with reinforcing that adapts to any rectangular panel, but does not work with non rectangular panels. The system panels adapt nicely however when I add reinforcing Revit no longer treats them as system panels. Is there a solution?

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ToanDN
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Only system panels can adapt to non rectangular shapes.  If you have some odd shapes, consider using nested curtain wall as panel, or pattern base panel off a divided surface, or repetitive adaptive component.

 

Sorry I cannot give specific solution since I cannot and will not open a docx file off the internet.  You should post pictures as JPG or PNG or PDF instead.

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Anonymous
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Please find attached jpg files.

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Anonymous
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another screen shot

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ToanDN
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Use the first approach I mentioned in the previous reply: Create another curtain wall type with various vertical mullions like what you show in the picture and use it as the panel of the parent curtain wall.

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chrisplyler
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For construction documents, I would just model using a regular panel, and then detail a section view to show the actual condition.

 

And please don't start the same thread three times.

 

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ToanDN
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True that.  I wouldn't even detail them in my construction documents.  This level of details belongs to shop drawings, which OP is maybe doing.

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Anonymous
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Would you please give me more information on How to do the following "If you have some odd shapes, consider using nested curtain wall as panel".

 

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ToanDN
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See attached.

 

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Anonymous
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Thanks everyone this seems to work. I'll play with it and if anything comes up get back to you.

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Viveka_CD
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Hi @Anonymous

 

Thanks for participating in the community!

 

If you find posts have solved your problem, please click on 'Accept as solution' to help others with similar questions.

 

Thank you

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