Sloped glazing advanced windows problem

Sloped glazing advanced windows problem

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Sloped glazing advanced windows problem

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Hi.

Is it possible to make windows to fit the corner in this sloped glazing.?

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Anonymous
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Adaptive component will be perfect for that 😉

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Do you know if there is any good tutorial that shows how to set it up in the family?

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constantin.stroescu
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If this can not be done by  Edit Type settings , you cand do it manualy:

  • Click on roof...you will see in center of every slope smal sign with a cross inside into a rectangle -Configure Grid Layout ...click on it
  • Now you can select indicvidual curain grids...click on one of it....it is pinned...click on the pin symbol to unpin it...
  • Now you can move the grid in the desired position

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The grid is in the desired position, I just need the windows to fit this pattern 🙂

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constantin.stroescu
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Then Indead Adaptative points is suited:

  • Create New Family > Metric Curtain Panel Patern Based template
  • make a sweep for the frame and an extrude for the glass, all on the adaptative frame
  • save and load into your project
  • drag it from families (Properties) into your drawing and click one by one the for corners of the cell into wich you want to insert the new created window

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When I try to make the family, I don't get the option to make a sweep or extrusion?

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constantin.stroescu
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Indeed yo haven't ...Revit "knows well what to do"

  • Put a Reference point on one of the Reference lines ...
  • Select that point....a reference plane will show (perpendicular on the Reference line) 
  • Draw the profile of your  window frame on the perpendicular plane
  • select the profile you have drawn and with CTRL  pushed, select the chained reference lines 
  • Create Form - Revit will know now that you want to make a sweep
  • For the extrusion you select a closed shape and > Create Form...Revit will make an extrusion

 

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Thanks alot, but it comes out whit an odd shape when I try to place the points in the project. Its like the frame is inside out and I kan only choose 4 points, there is 5 in most of the windows.

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As you can see the shape is flipped from what I have drawed.

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The above is an image of the original window family - not the adoptive one 🙂

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constantin.stroescu
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Adaptative points can be made not only wit 4 points...but you have to make it in slightly diferent manner (now you don;t use prefabricated style)

  • New Family > Metric Templates (for me is metric) > Conceptual Mass > Metric Adaptative Component
  • Draw >Reference> Point Element - Draw on the base plane 5 or how many points you want  in order (clockwise  or counterclockwise)
  • Select all the points you have drawn and from : Adaptative Component > Make Adaptive ...you" see a change ..each one will have a number
  • Conect the points in order with a chained  of Reference Lines
  • Now, the way is the same as in the previous post...we a have a pentagon or any other polygon.....

 

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constantin.stroescu
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keep the order when inserting in project!

 

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I made 5 points and loaded the family into the project, when I mark the 5 corners I get this shape. 

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What is it that im doing wrong? 

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Anonymous
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Have you tried creating a Mass and then applying a Curtain System by Face?

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did you use 3d snap when you made the family...and Place on Face when inserted in project?

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Anonymous
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Im not sure if I had 3D snap checked. Thanks for all your help 🙂

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