Framing Rafters and Wood Prefab Roof Panels in Revit

Create prefab roof frames and rafter structures in Revit with our Wood Framing solution. agacad.com/pro... Also shown in this video: Framing by slope arrow, sample families that speed up the framing process & extend framing possibilities.
PREFAB ROOF PANELS
[1:56] Auto-split Revit roof into panels by slope
[4:00] Create panels for framing
[4:45] New Sample Framing Families
[6:04] Roof Link (main frame, secondary framing, sheathing, battens)
[6:52] Framing Configurations
[8:04] Framing the roof panels
[8:55] Modifying end cuts of rafters: vertical cut, add sofit boards
[11:04] Cut rafter end diagonally by roof slope
[13:33] Angled rafter end cut
[15:34] Notched cut family on underside of rafter
[27:45] Secondary frame, battens, sheathing, insulation, roofing
SHOP DRAWINGS
[33:45] Numbering parts and elements, mark values
[34:40] Configs for tagging, dimensions, assemblies, views, sheets, schedule
RAFTERS
[18:58] Split Revit roof by slopes and distribute framing members
[20:16] Add an individual end rafter
[20:46] Align rafters automatically
[21:18] Collar ties
[23:02] Add bracing between collar ties and rafters
[24:14] Hips & Valleys & Ridges
[26:14] Secondary frame, battens, roofing, ridge/hip/valley caps
[37:50] Views, tags, dimensions
NEW FEATURES
[28:30] Framing by the slope arrow
[32:18] Selective bridging
AGACAD Revit plugin used in this video: Wood Framing BIM Solution agacad.com/pro...
► Wood Framing BIM software lets you instantly frame prefab timber roof panels, rafters, and truss systems in Autodesk® Revit®, as well as perform structural analysis, and generate custom shop tickets. Roof joists, battens, valley joists, and roof boards are easy to distribute and modify, and shop drawings are automated, including sorting, tagging, dimensioning, and scheduling of all frames. Optional CNC export. Versatile functions. Easy-to-control parameters. Real-time updates.
Aired: July 9, 2020
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[@peshangahmed2484]

Great upload 👍👍

[@cathychoi6959]

At 27:05, "frame the parts"but you just still clicked the frame roof, how does the framing roof tool then only frame the parts? also whats aboutn the split the sheathing parts ?thanks

[@be-smart-software]

We can turn ON 'Frame' and also 'Frame Part' tick marks in the 'Link Roof' window. That means that the Wood Framing Roof tool will frame the roof and/or part, depending on the selection. Regarding the sheathing parts, they are split based on the configuration chosen in the 'Link Roof', using the 'Split Parts' command. Hope that helps!

[@hu5tle-]

Hello, can you show me where you add the collar joist? I don't have girders. The collar joists just go from one joist to the other.

[@be-smart-software]

Sure. In the video, we show how to add girders AND the collar joists. You would need to frame another roof (horizontal, without slopes) for collar joists. And the configuration for them is very simple - keep only the Joists (no Rim Joist, no Bridgings etc). FWIW, collar joists are shown at this point in the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6rJfKaaeNpgfJo Thanks for watching!

[@hu5tle-]

so create two roofs and frame them both? Shouldn't you simply be able to just create collar ties. I don't need the girders, just the ties. So you don't really show ties alone. And all you do is say you're going to frame the roof with collar ties, but don't show the details😕

[@be-smart-software]

@@hu5tle- Yes, you should create 2 roofs: a roof for sloped joists and another horizontal roof for collar joists (the roofs created in Revit can be seen from 19:00). If you don't need the girders, simply don't add them, they are not a must. We just demonstrated the process using girders as one of many possible framing examples. But if you don't need them, then don't add them. :) This video does not show the details (like the settings in the configuration, etc.) because its purpose is to demonstrate the possibilities. Of course, we help our clients to get familiar with all needed details and workflows during individual training sessions. If you need help with those details, contact us at helpdesk@agacad[dot]com

[@AlekseiSljusarev]

25:18 changing type settings for the ridge beam has no effect. It just stays in the place and moves nowhere..

[@be-smart-software]

Sorry for not seeing this earlier. Can always contact us at helpdesk@agacad[dot]com for technical assistance, easier to see what's going on in your particular case that way. Cheers!

[@dnoworks7733]

Instructor is too fast. Cursor movement can be slower and clearer. Thank you

[@be-smart-software]

Noted, thanks for your feedback