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I just started using revit last week and have been working on putting some of my old studio projects into revit to learn my way around. With this particular project I was able to do most of the stuctural and interior details, but am not quite sure how to tackle the exterior "fins" for my facade. I have them in sketchup and the plans and elevations in autocad, but don't know how to approach them in Revit. Any help would be great.
I would like them to either be glass or metal.
Two of the images are from my sketchup model and the third is my current revit model
Edited on: Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 3:01:02 PM
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These could be a face based or work plane based family set to flex to create your shapes.
I suggest you download and read the "Families Guide" from the autodesk site. Don't worry about the print date of 2009 - all of the information is still valid.
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