🚇 Modeling a Tunnel Family in Revit 2024

[@jeffw.4324]

THAT'S F'N AWESOME. Using it to make sewer tunnels in RPG maps :)

[@ZAKarchitects]

Thank you so much for the new tip.. I like actually the way you explain everything in revit..

[@masteraedic8013]

Thank you for tip. Could you explain how to generate a tunnel with a curves (path equal spline) ?

[@Kamalbouzia]

Thank You

[@JMCiller]

This approach would only work for straight tunnels, right?

[@bimpure]

Yes, but you could create something similar by using a sweep void placed on an angled reference line

[@ZAKarchitects]

It'd be interesting to show us how to make it in sweep technique

[@brandonblount5065]

We just did a test of a generic model model in place. You cut touching the topo solid first and then the model in place. We are going to put all the cutting elements on a workset to turn them all off.

[@ingridfloreskuo1917]

Hello, you can do it with the tunnel slope. thank you

[@bimpure]

That is going to be for an upcoming tutorial :)

[@Turamiar]

@@bimpure Waiting :(

[@gabrieletriolo5104]

Wouldn't the grips be visible even only changing the reference plane from Weak to Strong Reference? I need to try it now :D

[@bimpure]

Anytime it's an instance based parameter, the grips will be visible in 2D views. To make them appear in 3D views, you must use the special ref line trick.

[@gabrieletriolo5104]

@@bimpure that's great, I didn't know that. Thanks 💪

[@pinoycadplus]

very basic..lol.. sorry am frustrated with the sexy tunnel. the only am thinking workaround are the civil3d+Dynamo+revit. the prob is I know only revit.