Hi everyone,
In our architectural company we are designing a cycle track in Revit on an existing topography.
First I have modelled the cycle track with a flat single floor and after I have modified the sub elements to create the gradients. The track has also multiple bends.
What we want to know is how can we calculate the total length of this cycle track based on the centre line of it considering the actual slopes/gradient? So in plan we can't do this because the track isn't flat, can you suggest me a way please?
Thanks
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Thank you very much for your help!
As I don't need to follow the existing terrain, I left my floor with all the levels on and the slopes and I created the railing in the centreline of the road just to calculate the total length.
Another question, if I can do it in the same topic, is to create a smooth transition between two different gradients (please see attached a section)
We need to create it rounded as the picture, is there a best way to do that considering there are also many bends with different slope?
there are several workarounds for this:
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https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/8227436f-08ef-4dc2-b302-58f7563cd23c
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https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/f6f0a1a0-4482-4daa-95ce-06a3b085105e
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Constantin Stroescu
Thank you very much, the railing option seemed to be working but The track has two different cross-falls across the path, a specific cross fall for the bend and another one for the straight road. The roof by extrusion only works with straight path unfortunately!
Thanks, I've already accepted the solution of the railing to calculate the length, it's very easy to do, but do you have any ideas for my second request?
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