Measurement in 3D model

Measurement in 3D model

Anonymous
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Measurement in 3D model

Anonymous
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Hi, I want measure as per attached photo (the 3D surface and model line). I know this is sample thing. But i dont get snap for 3D surface although i try to on snap . Anyone pls suggest me why i dont get it. Thanks.

ayepwint14692_0-1589379667707.png

 

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Samantha-G
Alumni
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Are you not able to get the measurement in plan view?  Another option would be to place a dimension, I was able to place a dimension but I could not use the distance command at all in 3d.

Sam G, CM-BIM
Revit Certified Professional
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constantin.stroescu
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  • is Model Line  placed in Plane parallel to the Plane on which is placed the Extruded Model?
  • is the Model Line parallel with the Edge (Vertical Face) of the Solid ? If not , you can not put dimension unless you do it by clicking an End Point from the Model Line and the the Vertical Face of the Solid,
  • but , maybe the Solid is not a vertical Extrusion but a tapered form. In this case , draw a vertical Reference plane on the side of it snapping on the edge, and you will be able to dimension and measure

Constantin Stroescu

EESignature

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barthbradley
Consultant
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Do you know how to set the Work Plane? That's your first step.  

 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit-products/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2016/EN...

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Anonymous
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Hi, i already tried by setting up work plane. not settle yet. I think the main problem is that i m trying to measure solid surface's edge of cross section. is it possible to get snap solid surface's edge of cross section?Thanks.

 

For your reference, u can find revit file from link.

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/o85lp37l0rn9znh/CBW%20As%20Built.rvt?dl=0 

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Anonymous
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Yes the model line is parallel with edge and the solid is extrusion with tapered form. i tried with vertical reference plan but didnt get yet. For your reference, you can find revit file from the link. Thanks. 

 

 https://www.dropbox.com/s/o85lp37l0rn9znh/CBW%20As%20Built.rvt?dl=0 

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bin
Advisor
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bin_0-1589541816773.png

 

It looks like the face of the generic model is not flat.

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Anonymous
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yes. i decide to export to cad and measure.

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GraphOnto
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Vote in the forum link below to signal your obvious and basic need for measurement functionality Revit 3D views:

 https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-ideas/measure-in-3d/idi-p/6336588

Cynical quip

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