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what is the best way to build a composite aluminum panelled wall that will allow me to stretch or change panel sizes and show a reaveal at panel edges
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Like this? Curtain Walls....
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holy crap, how did you make the bevels on the panels? i really REALLY want to learn how to do that. thread i started on just that issue... could you help? http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=23449
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Like I said: "Curtain Walls", just create a "Curtain wall panel" family like you want, in project divide the curtain wall like you need and replace the panels by the NEW panel you created. Something like this: http://www.revitcity.com/gallery.php?action=view&gallery_id=7803
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Ah, well I got as much as this. It gives me an error because they aren't perfect rectangles or something...sigh. I edited the original Solid Panel that comes with revit to have a slight bevel. It only bevels two sides because it's an extrusion and then of course the error with using them in my project. Would someone mind helping me create a more flexible beveled that can adapt to differing size panels?
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"It gives me an error because they aren't perfect rectangles or something...sigh." - That's correct, in this case you will to create a "Metric/Imperial Curtain Panel Pattern Based" and create that in a different way, check this blog from ZACH KRON: http://buildz.blogspot.com/ http://www.youtube.com/user/zachkron#p/u
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something like this:
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