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Just wondering on how to create a Tilt up Panel. Also how to put the panel on a slant/angle?
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Use the Create in-place....
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You can also try to use the curtain wall... just chage the panel of the curtain wall to the wall you want (i.e., 4" or 5" concrete wall).
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Are you going to place a door in it anywhere - or a window? Then don't use a curtain wall. Use a wall. I would either use an in-place model - wall category or use a wall and show the tiltup divisions in another way. I have used vertical-full thickness reveals for this in the past.
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Yes you can!... once you change the panel of your curtain wall (no grid) into a concrete wall (w/c is a wall category) then you can place any wall hosted elements. see Mr. Spot's thead below as well.
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So you can place a door that crosses the line between two panels using a curtainwall ... I don't think so.
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Yes you can... you should try coz i just did.
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Oh.... I missread your earlier post> "change the panel of your curtain wall (no grid)" <<<<.... What's wrong here? Why no grid? If no grid, they why use a curtain wall? Mr Spot said: "Now setup the system, set the panels to be the 150mm concrete basic wall you just made, you should also create a profile for your joints and then setup a mullion type to use this profile. Then setup your curtain wall to use this mullion for Grid 1 & Grid 2. " <<<.... Yep - he uses grids - so the panel joints can be represented as muillions. If you set up with grids, now place a door or window that crosses a grid.
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You are missing the point! You said... "Are you going to place a door in it anywhere - or a window? Then don't use a curtain wall". where obviously you can place a door/window once you change the pane of the curtain wall to a any type of wall. Why so defensive... don't get me wrong.... i like you coz i learned a lot from you too...but this is going out of hand.
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GRINHEART, I'm not being offended and I hope your not. You are missing the point of my post! A door or window can not span across a grid line! You have to edit the grids. Please look at the attached and if you can do something different - please post.
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I'm not being offended in anyway.... I consider this a "constructive argument" in which a lot of ppl learn a lot from including myself. Anyways... I was able to figure something out about it (see attachment).
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So you had to add grid lines on above the door (window) and remove those from other areas and remove the grid from the head down Seems a little complicated. Vertical wall sweeps are very easy to place on regular walls. The problem is that the wall will not schedule as individual elements whereas the curtainwall will.
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Yup...that's exactly what i did. I totally agree... it's a little bit of tedious work but it can be done.
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