Revit Snippet: How to create sloped glazing roofs in Revit

Easy steps to create a sloped glazing roof with all required mullions and glass curtain panels. We’ll also adjust layouts and justification to make sure different roof surfaces share a consistently aligned curtain grid. Finally, we’ll modify glass panels to make them flushed panels lying on top of mullions & not in between.
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[@luisgranera5753]

What a voice. Its like bufasa is teaching revet. Thanks

[@RVBoost]

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[@a21mum]

That Helped me out a lot.....

[@RVBoost]

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[@Elisandro_]

Very good video and amazing content of your channel! Thanks

[@RVBoost]

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[@Elisandro_]

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[@azureenidzulqanain4417]

Why does the cut roof when missing? I can’t pick the roof to change into glass

[@toufeeqrenders3773]

Simply awesome ❤️

[@RVBoost]

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[@albertserhal3194]

Excellent video thank you

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[@metaltears3989]

hi you. how can make control thickness glass when i create sloping glazing. thank you.

[@RVBoost]

Hi there! Do you mean changing the thickness of glass panels in a sloped glazing roof?

[@metaltears3989]

@@RVBoost yep. How can make control thickness glass when START create sloping glazing. I Had trouble is after finish roof by extrution, have a distance from contour line to glass. not the same plane. Thanks

[@RVBoost]

Sounds like you should change the Offset parameter of the curtain panel family used in your sloped glazing roof type. Select a panel, click Edit Type, then play with the Offset value in there. Does that help?