Everyday Revit (Day 268) - Twisted Columns

[@arcsw]

great video learnt something new.

[@arcsw]

that's great sir, you added revit in your channel name. Hope for channel reach boost. I always wanted to suggest you.

[@BINHE615]

Yep, thanks for your suggestion.

[@TireSpare]

Hello sir, thank you for your video instruction i do appreciate it so much.btw i got stuck with reducing mass sizes a bit inside. it should be clicked when offsetting an existing mass but i dont see any dash lines around mass. How would you do that sir? thank you

[@BINHE615]

Probably not possible to directly offset the mass, you can offset the reference lines and create a second mass.

[@TireSpare]

@@BINHE615 thank you i see. !

[@damienwalker7856]

Bin I have a quick question! let's say i have a twisting box with corners of 90 degrees and I need to put some sort of column in the corners of said box in the shape of an L that covers both of the sides, how do I adjust it in the right orientation (the column) so it would cover the right sides of the box?

[@BINHE615]

drive.google.com/file/d/1LIFEpFsnx8oPe6Kh-V1aOUDDzJmqh4My/view?usp=sharing You can try to create a form using the edge of the twisting box together with profile 1 & 2. You can also try to use all 3 profiles with the path, or without the path. Another option is to use adaptive family to this column. You will need 3 adaptive points with 3 profiles placed on the adaptive points. Have a try and let me know if have any problems.

[@damienwalker7856]

@@BINHE615 THANK YOU🙏