Hello,
I'm a beginning revit-user. I have looked for many times in youtube and several forums for the solution of the beneath problem(s). But no result. I hope someone can help me.
I use the function “curtain by face” to make curtain wall on a inplace mass. The choice for inplace mass is, because the curtain wall is segmented and top the curtain wall goes up and down (see att. photo and revit model).
I get some problems:
1. the highest transom exists of one continous piece that doesn’t stop between the mullions, so the mullions stop early (curtain wall right), and some transoms don’t connect tighly at the mullions (curtain wall left). How can I fix this problems?
2. How can I get the mullions on the right position? The mullions have to stand right perpendicular on the floor. Exactly 90°. The mullions stand in the beginning of the revit model perpendicular of the higest transom(curtain wall right). l corrected, but it is nog right-angled.
3. How can I make a segmented structural glazing corner?
I'm looking forward to some suggestions.
Kind regard,
peter smith
I'm a beginning revit-user. I have looked for many times in youtube and several forums for the solution of the beneath problem(s). But no result. I hope someone can help me.
I use the function “curtain by face” to make curtain wall on a inplace mass. The choice for inplace mass is, because the curtain wall is segmented and top the curtain wall goes up and down (see att. photo and revit model).
I get some problems:
1. the highest transom exists of one continous piece that doesn’t stop between the mullions, so the mullions stop early (curtain wall right), and some transoms don’t connect tighly at the mullions (curtain wall left). How can I fix this problems?
2. How can I get the mullions on the right position? The mullions have to stand right perpendicular on the floor. Exactly 90°. The mullions stand in the beginning of the revit model perpendicular of the higest transom(curtain wall right). l corrected, but it is nog right-angled.
3. How can I make a segmented structural glazing corner?
I'm looking forward to some suggestions.
Kind regard,
peter smith
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