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I'm trying to create a possibility to easily make corrugated metal walls. This I was going to do via a curtain wall. Although, it seems as if I'm not skilled enough, so I will need som help. I wonder what way i should go? I've been trying to create a "Curtain Wall Panel", but I don't know how to make it auto-adjustable in height? which seems to be the biggest problem atm.. If anyone could help or give me some guidlines it would be awesome.
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Hello there; Can you state the version of revit you're using?
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I would never model corrugated wall panels because you will overload your model. We use a material type to render them and use a pattern for elevation views.
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I'm using Revit 2011. WWHub do you have a useable material-picture that you might want to share? It would be nice to be able to do it, as it won't be used in any huge-scale projects and therefore the computers will be able to handle it to a certain limit.
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Doesn't the curtain panel just fill the curtain grid to achieve it's height and width ?
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" Doesn't the curtain panel just fill the curtain grid to achieve it's height and width ? " yes it does. all he has to do is design the new curtain panel
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check out this blog to design your own profiled roof sheet. http://revitfamilies.blogspot.com/ shaun uses a spandeck type profile but it should give you a few pointers. cheers
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For metal sidings, I have used texture bitmaps I found on this site: http://steelselect.com/content/viewresource.php?id=4284search.results.php
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Same.
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