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I have a 42 story tower model. The facade has been modeled using curtain walls, each modelled on a floor by floor basis (42 curtain walls stacked on each other).
I'm trying to create a curtain panel schedule which totals the area of my glazed panels, on a level by level basis.... but when I'm creating the schedule, it doesn't seem like there is a way to tie each panel to the level it appears on (even though each panel sits whithin a curtain wall that has a unique level base constraint)
Anyone know how I could create a schedule which ties levels to curtain panels? Please help!
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it doesnt say "level" but "base constraint"
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silana,
FYI, there is no option to add a "base constraint" field in a curtain panel schedule.
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u must use wall schedules, there u have that field. curtain walls are walls
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I am not trying to schedule the curtain wall, only the panels within the walls. I want to create a schedule that lists all the panels within a curtain wall and gives the total area (for each level)
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then use "material takeoff schedule", (two lines below "schedule cuantities" there u have system panel field. And you can add in the comments of curtains the level where they belongs to
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ok... but this method requires me to select each panel and add a 'level' comment. I can't understand why the panel would not be tied to the base constraint of the host curtain wall.
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Do this: select all the curtains in a floor, then filter the selection checking only panels, add to the instance comments field the level where they are and then make the takeoff schedule.
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there's nothing to understand, actually, but programs are not perfect, so you must use them the best way you can.
And no, you dont have to select panel one at a time, you can do it all at once in a 3d front view for instance and add the comment all at once too
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ok, yes thank you, I will do that. for your responses
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