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I am creating railings using storefront systems. I created a panel that works well when used in the typical 90 degree justification. However, when I rotate the storefront grid system, Revit will not "make" the panel I created. When I rotate storefront, the shape is still rectangular. Does anyone have any ideas how I can make my panel cooperate with a rotated storefront? If no, how can I make one that does?
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I'm not sure I understand your problem but if you click on your storefront and look at your Vertical Grid you will see you can change your grid rotation to whatever angle you want.
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Use a railing.
This may help you: http://revitoped.blogspot.com/2008/07/railings-and-baluster-patterns.html
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teafoe5:
I have already rotated my storefront and grid. However, when I do so, Revit will not "make" the system panels I created (literally the pop-up reads "Can't make type "panel"). I have a feeling that it might have something to do with the system panel family I created. Maybe I have something locked that shouldn't? I don't know.
WWHub:
The reason I am using a storefront system instead of the railing tool is because I couldn't get the Revit railing tool to produce the railing panel profiles that I needed. I have already read through and tried the link that you posted. Helpful, but didn't help me create what I need.
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If you post more information about your panel, we may be able to help you.
Sometimes, it takes more than one railing in the same place to create what is needed.
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How did you rotate your storefront? The way I created mine was with a base contstraint and top constraint then I used the Attach Top/Base tool and attached the top and base to a reference plane.
You may want to check out autodesk seek also
http://seek.autodesk.com/product/latest/agg/hollaender/Hollaender/HOLLAENDERINTERNAVUE
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I created my panel by using the "Curtain Wall Panel" template. The infill will be perferated metal panel, although I haven't modeled it that way yet. The frame and standoffs are what I couldn't get to model correctly when using the railings tool. Using the (terminology correction) Curtain Wall tools, I was able to create an editable, adjustable width railing that is easy to use and holds my frame and stand-offs in position while adjusting panel widths. However, once I rotate the Curtain Wall these panels apparently cannot be created. I rotated the Curtain Wall by first configuring grid layout with the angle I wanted (inside mullions turned the correct angle) and then reshaping the profile lines (outside boundary reflects the shape I need for the railing). The mullions for the curtain wall are round tube steel.
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amber,
I don't know what you are doing but you are creating multiple posts. Are you hitting the refresh or back? Whatever it is, please stop creating the multiple posts.
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Sorry about that, WWHub. Not sure how multiples are being created. Seemed to clear up once I logged out and logged back on? All except for that last post. Is there a way for me to delete duplicate while I'm wracking my brain about this railing?
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I deleted all of your double posts as I see them. The login/out is not the problem. I think you are refreshing your screen or something similar. Instead, re-open the thread from the "Today's Posts" screen.
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Got it, WWHub! Now, back to figuring out this railing. I am creating the handrail using the railing tool. The guardrail is still an issue. I cannot get the panels to model. How do I get them to model with the rest of the curtain wall system?
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