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Hello All, I am attempting to nest a void in a curtain wall panel with the intention of creating a screen. Using voids inplace seems to slow the family down so I was hoping a could nest a void into the family. I am using a Generic Model to make the void, and I have tried adding it to my curtain wall panel with no luck. Is there something else I should be doing to make this work? I've used revit for a long time now but I've never had a lot of success with making families. Cheers Scott
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OK, first question, do you really need to model screens? What kind of spacing are we talking about? Could you accomplish the desired effect with a surface pattern and matching texture if you need to render? If the pattern is large enough I would simply nest a new type of curtain wall into the host curtain wall and create mullions for the screen and set the panel type to empty. If you provide a sketch or some detail maybe we can take a stab at creating a sample file.
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Thanks Tom, Yes you're right normally a pattern would suffice to show screening, however I wanted to test the effects of Perforated steel screening ( http://www.onlinemetals.com/prodimg/perforated.jpg ) I would just like to make panels that as basicly this. It may be a really bad idea (model lag and speed) I dont know till I try. The idea was shot down as a design option for the project I am working on about 10mins ago, but I'd still like to figure out how to do it. Cheers Scotty V
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Why don't you just apply that material? In Revit materials>Metal you have that kind of texture... Just my 2 Cents....
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Thanks but I'm not planning to render it. Just want to see how it will work with animated sun studies.
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