Power Door...do you have one yet ?

[yes_and_no]

I downloaded handful of doors from many sources, yet still not get the ideal one...

To me a powerful door should be:

- dimensional/material parametric.

- adjustable swing both 2d/3d

- y/n on frame WD/HM graphically, threshold, pose for rating, knob, holder, etc.

- y/n on at least 8 typical styles, attached.

- y/n on single/double

- see through on perspective (meaning you can see through opening).

  Do you have one like that yet ?

 

[RDAOU]

@yes_and_no 

Thats not hard to model you should at least be able to grab the closest to your wish list and modify it to fulfill all your requirements. To find a custom door tailored specifically to your needs is rare if not impossible.

Unless you are actually looking for someone on this forum to model it for you 😆 probably we should start a thread/post share a family 

[yes_and_no]

Shared family....not a bad idea, and why not.

I m still learning on the 2d/3d and see thru, otherwise I wd start one...

[barthbradley]

"Power Door"? 

😉

[barthbradley]

Joking aside, you could label the Nested Door Panel Family to a Family Types Parameter in the Host Family.  

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2018/ENU/Revit-C...

You could also make the Nested Door Panels Work Plane-Based Families and host them to a Reference Line Work Plane in the Host Family. The Ref. Line Angle could be parametrically controlled.  

[RDAOU]

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@yes_and_no wrote:

Shared family....not a bad idea, and why not.

I m still learning on the 2d/3d and see thru, otherwise I wd start one...

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The best way to learn is by doing...not by downloading.

You do not need more than 2-3 days to learn all that there is about families and doors. From your original post it is pretty much clear that you have spent a few days searching and downloading