Revit Tutorial (Day 99) - Parametric Perforated Panel Family

(Quarantine Day 99)
Previously we did a parametric perforated panel using curtain wall. This time, we are going to model it as a generic model. Also, we are going to hide those join lines.

[@giannipipoli]

WOW :O You made it!! All the best for You!! Thanks a lot

[@chrisakaranikola2066]

Thank you for your video ;) really helpful!

[@hildevarmartins5896]

Great work as usual... thx

[@maqsoodkhan2798]

Superb

[@mikeydmalden]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEED TO MAKE. wish it had audio

[@BINHE615]

Although we can do this, I do not recommend you using this in your project. Material with proper pattern and cutout setting should be enough for both documentation and renderings.

[@arifalizada5778]

It is not working for me; I have been trying to do this for the last two hours.

[@BINHE615]

Sorry to hear that, you can send me your file and I can have a look for you, if you like.

[@alihajeer9276]

how can i apply this to curved circular wall?

[@BINHE615]

I would just use material and surface pattern...

[@alihajeer9276]

@@BINHE615 i followed the tutorial and created the perforated panel, but I have a circular building and I want to add this panel to the exterior wall, does it work? if not could u please elaborate on the material and surface pattern? thank you so much

[@BINHE615]

@@alihajeer9276 I suggest: 1. only use a solid wall with some surface pattern. If you need to do render, find the proper perforated metal material from the material library. 2, if you do need to cut the holes and show the details, I would suggest you use the curtain wall method. This way, you can quite easily create a curved wall without those perforated panels (switch off the mullions). I talked about this in Video Day 318, you can also download this family here: drive.google.com/file/d/1z0wuJFjtRYmgOuqYGfP6Vk5peOLzJaeR/view?usp=sharing I think you can replace the pattern of the panel yourself quite easily. Let me know if you still have questions.