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Kristian13

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Hi All,

I've seen answers to similar questions on here, but none really fit with what we are trying to do.

We have a curtain wall, with the vertical grids sloped at -15degrees. The horizontal are left at 0deg. Screen shot attached.

This forms a skewed curtain grid. What the project architect wants do do is divide each panel diagonally into 2 separate triangles (each panel can contain 2 triangles which have separate material parameters). Screen shot attached showing detail lines for intent.

I have tried building a new panel family, however this only changes about 6 or so panels in the center. Will i need to create additional panels for all of the edges? Is there a better way of doing it?

We are using Revit 2015.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

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marmiketin1

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You can make this curtain panel family using the "curtain panel pattern based" family template and then changing the grid to be triangles.

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