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Hi people, I need your help, I need to create a Wall Family or modify one Wall Family to create this model (see photo attach), can any of you already do this type of wall? Please help me!! Thanks
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This appears to be just a cast-in-place (maybe it's precast) concrete wall that has form and form tie marks. If you want the color variation, you will have to find a jpeg that will give you this. The holes at the form-tie points could be simple voids.
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Yes, but how can I create this type of wall, because when I do the render I have a continuos wall, and I want to see the lines and the holes of the individual panels.....
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As I wrote ... add the holes as voids. The lines might be very shallow reveal sweeps but that is not what they are in real life. If you could get a jpeg large enough to include the "lines" that would be better but I doubt you can.
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If the wall is a precast concrete panel I have created that using the Curtain Wall tool. I change the panel to concrete and adjust the curtain grid to match the panel size. The little void parts would have to either be built in to the "Panel" or added as a wall based element.
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Hi bro, thanks for the help, one question, do you have some simple revit file example of this type of wall?? Thanks,
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This is one wall out of a much larger project. I didn't have the need for the little form tie points but that would be easy to add.
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Hi Robin, thanks for the file, how can I create my specific mullion???, curse yours (GROOVE).
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hey jose have you figured it out? may you post your file? iam looking at exactly the same wall to utilize in my project...
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Hi ksobon, no, I didnt tray jet, because Im tying to make a tiles to my roof, but I promise to you that when I have the wall I post my file here. See ya bro
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Try here: http://www.arroway.de/ Check in the image i post the wall beging the house, it's only Texture, not voids or reveals...
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Hi Thypoon nice photo......... nice texture.... I have a question, can you explain me how can I put tiles in my generic roof??, can you please post some example file??
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Hi, see the video: http://screencast.com/t/22w0Ku2I4Fw
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wooooooo men you are rock......... and what happen if I want to create this type of tiles roof... see the attach file See, one up one dow, one up one dow, one up, one down, in the video that you post, you only have up tiles, I want combined up and down tiles. Thanks bro...
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It's very simple, create 2 Roofs, remember to duplicate and give different names (Roof1 and Roof2), then in Roof one do it like the video i post, then in the roof 2 create the new profile (like in the image i attached) and repeat the process but use the new profile....
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