Roof Tile in Revit | Placing Adaptive Component

This tutorial is continue from part 1, Learn how to make a realistic Roof tiles in Revit | Adaptive Panel.
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[@d.r.c.lahari]

Your tutorials are great with clear understanding. Thank you so much.

[@Sk_StúdióSoracipa]

the tiles are overlapping in the wrong way, the water will go under the joints

[@Denis_Tunik]

Well, it's interesting, but overlapings of tiles are wrong, doesn't anyone see it?))

[@TimHalvorson]

You could just tweak the pattern based family to handle lapping. You could also parametrically control the profile with a nested Generic Model family inside the adaptive component. This is really just for visualization purposes you would handle all the waterproofing in the technical detail drawings.

[@mentorgerxhaliu]

Can u please share with us how did u place the first roof profile in a linear pattern?! Thank you for the helpful tips :)

[@Jay36mR]

Good way to create realistic roof tiles

[@RevitGlobalKnowledge]

Learn how to make a realistic Roof tiles in Revit Part 1; kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXWypn-Ce72DftE

[@dangquangrevit7052]

Thank you kind man, your instructions are very meaningful to those who are learning Revit like me in a far away country, Vietnam. But please guide me how to rotate the tile 180 minutes so that the water does not flow into the house. thank you again.

[@RevitGlobalKnowledge]

Hi, thank for support, about your questions above, you just selected the Roof tiles, Then take a look on property panel - Rotate on Grid 90 degree will do.

[@dangquangrevit7052]

@@RevitGlobalKnowledge Man, you are a responsible person even to people you don't know, I followed your instructions and did as I wanted. Thank you.

[@razern420]

Hellow mr , thanks for the revit family , but can i ask why did the rfa didnt come out when i check it in in place massing ? I already loaded it a couple of times

[@agrengs0]

the roof tile does not show up in the pattern dropdown menu after I have already loaded the family

[@LAYMYINTNINI]

Your roof tile lapping is wrong may be water leak, I change work plane direction and ok for roof sheet direction.

[@coconmeota]

thanks bro

[@markanthonybravo169]

i cant see the roof tile family in the system family even if i already added the roof tile family in revit. what can i do ?

[@davenacion2819]

where is the tutorial of creating a ridge family like that? I watched the first part, and it didn't include of creating a family like that.

[@pannlaelaemon4883]

Thanks a lot. I am waiting for another tutorials.

[@chulumancoduda4406]

You amazing

[@phanindracherukupalli3011]

hey @ Revit Global Knowledge iam studying architecture need your help badly in creating these tiled roof in my final project please do help me.

[@thaileinh2900]

thank's

[@vanvanndeth1340]

Thank you bro

[@RevitGlobalKnowledge]

Welcome

[@inakidb]

This is the way that its not supposed to work with revit. also tile is overlapping backwards.

[@jorgechacinfuenmayor5637]

when I place the pattern the tiles are no longer perpendicular. know why?

[@Sk_StúdióSoracipa]

Ya solo es rotarlo 180 grados :D

[@amersadik3926]

THE DIRECTIOM OF BRICKS IS WRONG ! YOU DID MISTAKE !

[@RevitGlobalKnowledge]

Yeah... I just realized this few day, anyway if you followed my work pls Rotate it 90 degree. Thank in advance.

[@luckyowl859]

Your panels are upside down