Hi friends,
I’m wondering if there’s a Rhino.Inside workflow to create walls and curtain walls that follow complex geometry. In the snips below, I need to create curtain walls that curved in plan and profiled in elevation. I know this can be done via masses/voids in Revit. The problem is that I can’t reference the geometry via Pick Line in Revit.
All the geometry is coming from Rhino so I was wondering if I could solve this issue in Rhino but also create Revit native elements.
Thanks in advance
Curved wall profiles are not a feature available in Revit.
Hi @Japhy
Thanks for the responses as always. I guess the issue I’m having with the swept void condition is I can’t “pick line” my geometry from Rhino.
As far as I can tell, in Rhino and even in Revit, the geometry is a simple curve in plan. However, I can’t reference the verticles on the edges or the edges themselves.
Any idea why this would be? These were built using very basic geometry in Rhino.
Can you post the example above? Thanks!
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Thanks Japhy.
I apologize for the slow response. I spent some time troubleshooting the geometry further.
When creating walls or curtain walls, the workflow was to go Architecture > Wall > Pick Line and reference the RiR geometry. However, if the edges were doubly curved, it’s impossible to reference. At least I can’t figure out a way to do so. So, instead, a WIP floor has to be modelled that follows the geometry, and then that can be referenced.
The geometry below can’t be referenced since it’s curved in elevation and in plan.
As far as I can tell there is no solution for this.
If i’m understanding correctly you may need to go into Revit’s conceptual mass environment to work with more complex geometry.
