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Hello every one.
is there anybody who knows how I can place a profile (Steel Profiles for example a rectangular Box) on a curved edge like what i showed in the image. if anybody also knows a way to solve it by Dynamo it would be fine.
thanks in advance
You can add as many parameters to families as you want, in-place or otherwise... then just dimension the length and return it in a (shared/scheduleable) parameter. edit: That's actually not as easy as I thought in this case, probably you will need Dynamo to do this.
Actually you could add up the segment lengths manually and input them in a (locked) parameter as defined length perhaps, but probably Dynamo is a better option for that depending on how many you would need to do. Another option could be to divide computated volume with the profile's area.
thanks a lot for your kind reply.
I 'm looking for a way to display the length of the profile when we go to Schedule . Is it Possible for in - places ?
So this is all about reporting the length of the edge profile? I can think of a few approaches. What exactly are you modeling anyways? Can you post some pictures? How about your Revit File?
@khalili_masoomeh wrote:thanks a lot for your kind reply.
I 'm looking for a way to display the length of the profile when we go to Schedule . Is it Possible for in - places ?
You can add parameters for in-place models while in edit mode same as in family editor. Also for material etc. Modify and open Family types under properties tab.
@barthbradleyThe .rvt can be found in post#10 as .rar file.
thank you. yes i see we can create any parameters but how you make it read the shapes Length for example. the material is ok but when we create a new Parameter as Length its value is 0 . how we can make it read the in -place's length. is it possible ?
Here is a brief attempt. I only placed a few profiles along the edge so the sweep doesn't match the host perfectly. More profiles would give a better result.
@ToanDN: Is this the OP's base construct? The Basic Wall?
If so, I can't imagine how you Revit could extract and Schedule ANY linear measurement from that shape or yours. Even if it could, what would be the construction value of those linear measurements? I can't think of any.
Just fielding the question...
It can. I just did not do it for that model. Hint: reporting parameter based on length of divided spline.
Or, a calculated parameter: Gross volume / profile area (known).
Whether it is useful or not, I can't answer.
Please look at this past post might help, Screencast done by Toan. Thanks Toan
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-architecture-forum/purlins-on-curved-beams/td-p/7375485
thank you all for your kind helps: @vick1z @ToanDN @barthbradley @martijn_pater @hmunsell
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