Hello all,
I ask for your assistance regarding floors and its volume. I have to design floors on ground and in some cases the slope is on bottom level, top stays flat. And I have to divide the floors into parts (days of casting)
I came to conclusion that there are 2 ways to make floor with bottom slope:
1. By making sub layer floor with slopes and cutting geometry. But when I apply a tag to floor parts, revit calculates the volume without the cutout (like for full thichness).
Example:
- red is just additional floor (for cutting)
- thickness stays as defined in type properties.
2. By making floors with diferent thichness and connecting by using edge. But this way I cant joint the geometry. Therefore cant create parts as I should.
It just seems so reckless that the floors cant be sloped at bottom as above.
Look forward to hearing from you!
Hello all,
I ask for your assistance regarding floors and its volume. I have to design floors on ground and in some cases the slope is on bottom level, top stays flat. And I have to divide the floors into parts (days of casting)
I came to conclusion that there are 2 ways to make floor with bottom slope:
1. By making sub layer floor with slopes and cutting geometry. But when I apply a tag to floor parts, revit calculates the volume without the cutout (like for full thichness).
Example:
- red is just additional floor (for cutting)
- thickness stays as defined in type properties.
2. By making floors with diferent thichness and connecting by using edge. But this way I cant joint the geometry. Therefore cant create parts as I should.
It just seems so reckless that the floors cant be sloped at bottom as above.
Look forward to hearing from you!
What about In-Place Void Extrusion to cut away a portion of the Floor/Volume.
What about In-Place Void Extrusion to cut away a portion of the Floor/Volume.
Thank you for responses! I will get back to you in next week. Please dont close this topic.
Thank you for responses! I will get back to you in next week. Please dont close this topic.
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