Create a Graded Path Over a Steep Terrain in Revit® | Revit Workflow for Landscape Architects

[@mustafizrahman252]

Wow, Nehama! excellent demonstration...

[@adeasep7028]

Thanks you mrs.

[@michalduplessis]

Thank you very much for this helpful video. I have done a similar exercise using Environment plugin, where a pathway also cuts into the existing topography. So was just wondering if you could perhaps share thoughts on the best way to cut / fill into Revit toposolid along the same pathway with the Environment features (if possible).

[@Arch-Intelligence]

Hi- you are very welcome we're glad this helps. With Toposolid we made sure that the Topography Tools will work in the same way, and also added some extra functionality to support this new Category in Revit. Regarding the Cut & Fill calculation the Revit native parameter is still unstable, so we created our own parameter to allow you to continue in the same fashion as before. You can read about it on our blog post and see it in the embedded webinar: archintelligence.com/news/so-what-exactly-is-the-toposolid/#more-4759 I hope this helps :)

[@michalduplessis]

@@Arch-Intelligence thank you for the response and the link to the blog post :)

[@anthonydye5094]

Hi - I'm wondering if your plugin helps to solve the problem revit has with warping hatches on graded floors?

[@Arch-Intelligence]

Hi! We have solved it partially. Here you can see how to create smart Filled Region linked to a floor geometry: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6GamGyPntt8iqc Smart Filled Regions to Cover Revit Sloped Floor Pattern | Revit for Landscape Architecture

[@take-omar]

In the families I don't see any detail or model lines at all therefore I cant use the line scatter without lines to add - how can I add the lines to my component menu?

[@SUL-KSA]

We don't have this plug in, it's expensive

[@Arch-Intelligence]

Im sorry to hear you cant purchase a license. We offer a free license for students, and also we offer a free license for Ukrainians.

[@ashokshrestha2119]

can we get tuts on road. please

[@Arch-Intelligence]

What would you like to see? :)