I know that Revit can rationalize a shape into many wall panels, but I am wondering what it the best way to make plans of all the components for fabricators?
I was thinking making individual assemblies with Plan views could work, but I was wondering if there were better methods out there. Assume that we would use flat pieces.
I was also curious to know if there is a way to make all the pieces exactly the same dimension, while going over a "blob".
Thank you!
@Anonymous wrote:
I was also curious to know if there is a way to make all the pieces exactly the same dimension, while going over a "blob".
Thank you!
I don't think Revit has any native algorithm to do that, assuming the wall is created based on a divided surface. You may have to look at Dynamo, though I don't even know if something like that has existed yet. There was some independent study from a Tech school in Switzerland and they developed an algorithm to rationalize and minimize the variations of pieces from a divided surface to reduce manufacturing cost. There were formulas way over my comprehension but they might be useful in Dynamo.
ETH Zurich
I couldn't find the original document but another one similar from Stanford U.
http://graphics.stanford.edu/~niloy/research/paneling/paper_docs/panelization_sigg10_small.pdf
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