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I'm trying to create a horizontally curved wall with a vertically curved top profile that will host a sheet metal coping. Trying to use the swept blend with the spline option as the 2D path and it will only work with a simple spline of three nodes or less. It seems there a limit to the amount of nodes for the path. Once I get the wall, which I can't, will it host a sloped coping? Or is there a better way to do this? Thanks.
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Hi, you don't tell what version of Revit you use but see this: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RV9TKBD0
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Revit 9. Can't open your file either.
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"Revit 9. Can't open your file either." - Well, this video i create in 2009, i don't get it, I can download the video and see, this is not a model....
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That was great. Thanks for the video. However, I would like the 2D path to be more complex. Sort of like an 'S'. And the top of the wall has to have a vertical bump. Sort of like a bell curve. Should that be several blends instead on one joined together?
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Like what???? can you put some images of what you want so i can figured out????
Edited on: Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 3:45:58 PM
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More complex like curves shapes in elevation only in 2010....
Edited on: Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 6:18:50 AM
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Thats EXACTLY what I was trying to do. How did you do that? Were you able to create the 2d path with more than one segment? I tried the spline feature and i could not use more than 2 nodes.
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Which one??? the first or the last image?? the first was in 2009, the last one was in 2010...
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THe last image. Revit 9. I don't have Revit 10 loaded yet. Can you do that in Revit 9?
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NO, because the "curved shaped" in elevation.... only allow straight segments and it's not in Solid Swept blend but Solid Sweep....
Edited on: Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 10:17:43 AM
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Terrific. I'll give it a try. The previous video was very helpful.
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Still having trouble with the sweep at the top of the curved wall. How do you get a complex curve in the vertical direction?
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Images of what you want, please....
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