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Hey all,
I work for a ceiling grid manufacturer and we usually outsource our Revit models but to cut costs, I've now been tasked with creating them.
My engineer "basically" wants a 600x600mm T-Grid suspended ceiling, which architectures can install into their projects, whilst at the same time creating schedules that include costs, lengths, brackets installed, noggins installed, etc.
I have found tutorials using roof sloped glazing with mullions but can't generate accurate schedules from this (or can I? 🤔). I've seen some websites are creating their suspended ceiling grid using model families? Is this perhaps the best option?
Am I asking too much from Revit or is this easier than I think?
Thank you in advance!
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