How to do an opening in mass, bulge and a shangai tower?

How to do an opening in mass, bulge and a shangai tower?

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How to do an opening in mass, bulge and a shangai tower?

Anonymous
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Hi I have the following items I would very much appreciate some help on Revit since I am a beginner. How to do the following in a Mass concept at Revit: 1. opening in mass wall and floor, 2. a l building, square at base and top with bulge in the middle, 3. draw a slope roof or sloped floor in a sloped plane (like a level but a plane) 4. draw a shangai tower similar building with special cuts in the vertical plane? 5. Helical and triangular? 6. tapered and helical? 7. winding?please see pictures
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Anonymous
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First opining draw the solid body and choose it as solid thin draw another masses on the solid body in your dimension but choose it as void body make sure that void bodies cut through solid .

 

 

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Anonymous
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Second model you will draw two squares in first and top floors in dimension 33 as your pic and draw another one between them in dimension 57 and select all of them and create solid body 

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Anonymous
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Third model it's difficult to explain it but you can watch this video from 2:34 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjnIyHnYhO8

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ToanDN
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A quickie twisted form.  Change profile for each level and level elevations and the form will change to adapt.

 

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Anonymous
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Thank you very much. The video you posted is amazing! if is not too much inconvenience, what video software did you use to record such amazing video showing the mouse? I love that video format.

that is really cool. Thank you!

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David_W_Koch
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@Anonymous:  This reply may be a little late, but he used Autodesk Screencast, a free program that integrates with Autodesk software.  You can read more about it, and download the software here:  https://screencast.autodesk.com/


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