Hi all,
Is the a way to keep sweep profile always vertical? (not perpendicular to the line)
Any help, much appreciated,
Lukasz
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I have a sweep line following the steps and the landing in the staircase. Sweep profile acts as a concrete balluster (closed rectangle in a cross section). What I need is a vertical fixed distance from the landing/edge of steps to the top edge of a balluster.
Any ideas?
Sweep an offset Model Line instead
...or offset the Sketch Boundary from its Origin of the Profile Family (e.g. "Profile Offset")
Like I said: Sweep can be pathed along a Model Line. And the Profile can be offset from the path.
...I'd go with @ToanDN's suggestion myself -- especially if you already have the Stair Type defined. Sounds like you do. Then you could just host the Railing to the existing stairs.
@Anonymous wrote:
This is what I am trying to achieve:
vertical profile on a sloped line:
Scratch the railing idea. It almost works but the vertical profiles between the sloped and the flat segments are still different. Use sweep blends or a floor with raised sub-elements instead.
Why scratch the Rail? Granted; I have no idea what the design actually looks like, but I thought the Rail idea was pretty good idea. It hosts to and follows the Stairs splendidly.
@barthbradley wrote:
Why scratch the Rail? Granted; I have no idea what the design actually looks like, but I thought the Rail idea was pretty good idea. It host to and follows the Stairs slendidly.
@Anonymous you cut a section @ the slope and a section at the landing then measure the height of the cut profiles, they are slightly different. I would go for it myself since it is kinda good enough for me but @Anonymous specifically asked for the profile to be constant.
I thought he wanted the red dims to be constant.
... like what I show earlier. Guess @Anonymous will clarify.
...even if you need the railing's perpendicular dimensions to remain consistent, it's still just a matter of Landing Height Adjustment. No?
@barthbradley wrote:
@ToanDN wrote:
Landing height adjustment only moves the top of the railing up and downYou sure about that? I guess my Revit's broken then. Top doesn't change. Only bottom moves up and down. Who do I see about this?
Fine. But it stills doesn't change the rail profile.
What the heck are we talking about?! Perhaps, @Anonymous can post a picture.
@barthbradley wrote:
What the heck are we talking about?! Perhaps, @Anonymous can post a picture.
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