HOw to draw cylindrical arched window family? . can you please help mee buddys?

[Anonymous]

HOw to draw cylindrical arched window family? . can you please help mee buddys?

[Anonymous]

Steps:-

1. Go to "R" >> New >> Family >> Window.rft/ Metric Window.rft.
2. Go to Interior View.
3. Create Reference Planes and its parametric dimensions, primarily at the start of the Arch. Sill, Top Level Reference Planes must already be present in the rft template.
4. Edit the existing void with the arched opening you need. Make sure you lock the boundaries with your parameters.
5. Create the trim, and panels, again locked with parameters.
6. Done.

Let me know if you would require a screencast.

[Anonymous]

thank you for your replay.can you give me the  revit file

[Anonymous]

Here's the file in 2017 version.

If this resolves your issue, please click on "Accept as Solution" to help others find solutions easily.

[Anonymous]

thank you my friend but its not cylindrical . i want window in circular wall. your window is not fit for circular wall. the window should be circular like my attached image file 

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

That should be done with an in-place mass and a Curtain System. Select the interior Mullions and set the Border profiles as Trims.

[Anonymous]

thank you my friend .how about this ?

[ToanDN]

That one is actually flat. It is just thick enough to protrude out of the
curved wall.

[Anonymous]

no man . this is done in 3ds max. it is slightly curved. : (

[ToanDN]

If that is the case, just model the window family with curved solids
instead of flat ones.

[Anonymous]

yeaa that my point my friend . i dont know how to draw that kind of window family. can you give me that window family. then i can learn very easly

[Alfredo_Medina]

If you really want to learn, you need to study the methods that other users in this thread have already suggested to you. Take the names of those methods and go to the help documents in Revit and study those methods. There is a lot of information there. I don't think you can learn if you keep asking in this forum for the families for your projects.