23014 - Experiment of Curved Curtain Wall Panel / Line Based Family in Revit

[@lyessmati8701]

Good job, thanks for sharing

[@vinayck855]

nice concept learnt a lot ...thanks sir

[@HSV.1]

Thank you

[@mertcanosaka3638]

hey bin hi from osaka. :) just idea 3d printed bridge holland what do you thin for revit .

[@BINHE615]

It's very cool. I think if we spend enough time, we can probably create some mass shape similar to it, but it will be hard to also include those mesh like texture. I think software like Rhino is better for this type of structure.

[@mertcanosaka3638]

@@BINHE615 i see thanks for responce

[@DD-eq2bl]

Hi Bin, for this I would suggest a wayyyy faster way. Which is a Railing with Custom Baluster Families… This way u won’t have to model-in-place one at a time and it’s way too tedious if the project contains multiple stairs! U should give that a try! I believe u can come out with a tutorial which is barely 15mins with that way? 👍🏻

[@DD-eq2bl]

Similar concept to this method: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJi2nJqYq8ZqsM0

[@BINHE615]

Great idea, I will have a try.

[@kamalariyasiri6002]

Great

[@rezwanulhoque117]

how can i find the value of h with formula?

[@BINHE615]

You can create an instance parameter with a formula ofs+r to get the height.