In R2014 a new feature appeared, it is called Displace Elements. I could not find any documentation, for multiple use ot ths command. You can displace displaced elements again:
Showing posts with label Structure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Structure. Show all posts
10/17/2013
7/16/2013
Self-sizing Beam
I was wondering several times about Self-Sizing components, to avoid stability problems in the Conceptual Design Phase. In Revit it is absolutelly possible. With adding many-many parameters, you can apply Code-Based sizing methods, but in my current example I just added an easy geometrical rule to my Beam.
To simlify this task, I edit the built-in Extrusion in the Template:
For this, please step into an Elevation View in the appearing list:
The keypoint is the Formula of param h above.
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| First of all we need a good Template |
For this, please step into an Elevation View in the appearing list:
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| b for Width as a Type parameter and h for Heigth as an Instance parameter |
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| Just load your Beam to the project and enjoy! |
5/21/2013
Place a Wall
Actually this is the most common step to start drafting. It is recommended to care about 3D, not only the plan layout. Check options one-by-one on the Options Bar after selecting the Wall tool from the Ribbon or type the "WA" keyboard shortcut.
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| User Interface during Wall command |
- Choose a placing method from the green backgrounded Ribbon section
- Select the Wall Type you would like to build
- Select the direction from the actual level (Height, Depth means up and down)
- Select a Level or type in a real height or dept (depends on the third paragaph)
- Location Line shows the theoretic line of the Wall structure, it can be: Wall Centerline, Core Centerline, Finish Face: Exterior, Finish Face Interior, Core Face: Exterior, Core Face: Interior (for effective modeling I suggest you, to use Core faces and centerline if possible)
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