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Hi, i am getting close to wrapping up our first project in revit. the process has been slow, but very enjoyable learning how to do different things. i have screeched to a grinding hault though. the house i am draing is in a certain development that requires us to show how much each finish on elevations is. for example, on the front elevation if we spec board & batten siding, we have to show the percentage of the b&b siding to the total wall area. make sense? so i f the wall area is 600sf,a nd the board & batten takes up 150sf of the total 600, then the b&b is covering 25% of the total area. in autocad we simply picked points using the area tool, and got the areas of each finish. i am wondering if there is any way to get this done in revit. thanks for any suggestions, and sorry for any confusion.
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Shnail, One thing that you can do is TRACE the areas in the ELEVATION view and then COPY them to the CLIPBOARD and PASTE them into a AREA PLAN VIEW. You can then use GROSS BUILDING AREA to place lines around and calculate. Not fast but it works. TRUEVISIONS
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You can do this with schedules assuming that the walls are built properly. You would probably need to add a parameter to walls along so that you can filter the schedule(s) by facade. It takes a somewhat sofisticated schedule (something that I am still working on), but should be doable with the tutorials and a little help. Post again if you cant figure it out. Nick
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What i do to calculate areas in Elevation view, is to make a "Filled region" (under Drafting tab), and then the Properties of that region will show you the area.
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