Glazed Sloped Roof

Glazed Sloped Roof

zs-17
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Glazed Sloped Roof

zs-17
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Hi
I created a sloped roof with an opening and a roof inside I changed its type to sloped glazing within the same slope value. The problem I have that I can't add grids and mullions not from the type and nor by adding it manually. How to manage this problem, please?

Regards

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constantin.stroescu
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Use Edit Footprint instead of Opening>Shaft and then you'll be abele to create the second roof

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Constantin Stroescu

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zs-17
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I still have a problem The cut will vertical when I need it as by face. The frame will be inside the roof. Another problem is that the frame is segmented and not as an arc to follow roof lines. Is there a way to fix it?

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barthbradley
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3D Beams will follow the curves.  

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zs-17
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I don't know how to do it

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syman2000
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If you want to make the mullion curve, you have create arc segment. Use the break tool to break the arc into many parts.

 

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When you apply mullion, it will follow segment and create much smoother curve.

 

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Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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zs-17
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Yes, it solves the segmented mullion. I still looking for the opening

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