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Tire wall for race tracl

Tire wall for race tracl

Toms_Balodis
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Tire wall for race tracl

Toms_Balodis
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Is there a way to create sort of wall made from tires so dont have to place them individualy? would save a lot of time 🙂 

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Message 2 of 21

baniabdelwaheb1
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Enthusiast

Hi Toms,

 

Try Curtain walls.

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FGPerraudin
Advisor
Advisor

Yes, just create a line-based component that repeats your tires!

 

François-Gabriel



Francois-Gabriel Perraudin
BIM management and coaching

Message 4 of 21

FGPerraudin
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Advisor

screencast to come!



Francois-Gabriel Perraudin
BIM management and coaching

Message 5 of 21

FGPerraudin
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Alright, here is a screenshot of the family template you need to pick:

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Here it is:

And the basic family I have created as an attachment!
 
You can then play with the formula to adapt the family, add another tyre to the arrayed group for two layers, etc!
 
François-Gabriel


Francois-Gabriel Perraudin
BIM management and coaching

Message 6 of 21

Toms_Balodis
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Enthusiast

Awsome, one more litle thing can it be made to go in arcs or circles ?

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Alfredo_Medina
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Create a family with the generic model adaptive template. Create a circle, and do Create Form. 

In your project, use In Place-Mass. Create a circle or an arc as a reference line. Select arc or circle and use Divide Path.

Put the "tire" family, by face, on one of the nodes of the divided path. 

Repeat the "tire".

Finish the In Place-Mass.

 

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Alfredo Medina _________________________________________________________________ ______
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Message 8 of 21

ToanDN
Consultant
Consultant

@Toms_Balodis

 

There are many ways to create it as already mentioned.  I would favor @Alfredo_Medina's divided path and adaptive family approach since it could create curved walls, even on a slope more easily.

 

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FGPerraudin
Advisor
Advisor

Yes, well it all depends on the level of BIM you want to attain.

 

In -place mass is a MASS, and will be treated as such.

 

Line based component can be attributed to a different category (furniture, etc...)

 

It all depends of how your model is used in the aftermath!

 

François-Gabriel



Francois-Gabriel Perraudin
BIM management and coaching

Message 10 of 21

Alfredo_Medina
Mentor
Mentor
Not really, because the "tire" can be a generic family, shared, of any category available, which can be listed in schedules.

Alfredo Medina _________________________________________________________________ ______
Licensed Architect (Florida) | Freelance Instructor | Profile on Linkedin
Message 11 of 21

Toms_Balodis
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Enthusiast

Created a costume rail sistem works like a charm thank you all for the help 🙂

Message 12 of 21

Anonymous
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Hi 

 

Can anyone help me to stack the tyres on top of each other to create a wall for a shooting range

 

Please help

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ToanDN
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Consultant
Did you read any if the solutions above? They all work.
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Message 14 of 21

Anonymous
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Hi

 
Sorry but I'm new to revit, so I don't really understand everything, I can use the tyre file but I can't edit it
 
Thanks for the reply 
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ToanDN
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Consultant
Do you want the tires stack or running bond?
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Message 16 of 21

Anonymous
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Stacked

 

I need one line of tyres 3m high and one line that is 5m high. Straight lines will be perfect 

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ToanDN
Consultant
Consultant

See attached file.  Copy the curtain wall and paste it onto your model.  You can draw it in any shapes and change the height to however you want.  You can edit the tire family and give it a material parameter if you want to paint them in different colors.

 

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Message 18 of 21

Anonymous
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Hi

 

That looks perfect, this is going to sound stupid but how do I get that revit file in my existing project 

 

Thanks again 

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Message 19 of 21

ToanDN
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Consultant
Open ****, select the tire walls, ctrl+c, switch to your project, ctrl + v.
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Message 20 of 21

Anonymous
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Thanks got it. 

 

How can I change it into a straight line

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