horizontal continuous knife

[cadrev]

Hello, guys, title maybe someone will believe me crazy, but actually that's exactly what I need. I would like to crave a simple continuous façade, but not perpendicular to the floor as it is normal, but rotated 90°, that is that it is parallel to the floor. I got banged a little bit, but I didn't come over. Is it possible to do that?
Are you wondering why such a request? ...beh speed up the process in creating series elements by exploiting the metric profiles, just as it is done for the continuous facades with mounts and beams or sunshades, etc. etc.

Thank you.
Hi.

 

[gfrank]

provided that using the masses and their "superfici", you get directly to the solution.
I have not understood what you mean to "enact the process in creating serial elements by exploiting the metric profiles", because if such use implies the drawing of the beams (on a constant profile), in version 2012, with the appropriate commands there are no problems whatsoever

 

[Tristan]

Perhaps you did not notice that, just as for the walls, there is the façade also as a family of roof system, which can be even horizontal:wink:

 

[cadrev]

thanks to both for the celery answer.
grfrank, what do you mean by special commands of sort? I take advantage of it to tell you that when I go to draw a beam that naturlamente must start from a structural pillar, it remains a minimal space between the two objects and I do not understand why... there is no way to lift it and fix it to the pillar.
That said...
for the facade systems it bothers me that it is not possible to assign grills manually but only from the properties (so a grid at least horizontally or vertically cannot be erased, at least I did not succeed).

Perhaps you did not notice that, just as for the walls, there is the façade also as a family of roof system, which can be even horizontal:wink:

I didn't know. However the solution you suggested is what I think works best in this case, thanks tristan.
Thank you.

 

[Tristan]

for the facade systems it bothers me that it is not possible to assign grills manually but only from the properties (so a grid at least horizontally or vertically cannot be erased, at least I did not succeed).

absolutely false. there is a command ("continuous facade grid" in fact) that allows you to create it as you want by completely ignoring the properties

 

[Erikilrosso]

the command "continuous facade grid" allows me to split the fields as I want, it is true, but the climbers always remain vertical and horizontal.
I, for example, would need to create a transversal curved element in my grid, a lowered bow, but to do this I think I will have to create the facade (plan) as a conceptual mass model then insert it into the project. I didn't find the means to "curve" the horizontal mount.

 

[MB78]

@erikilrosso, try to take inspiration from here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jxbbp1t8am&list=uulmme8brz2iqhomxgntubba&index=14&feature=plcpOtherwise you can think about creating a panel family that already includes the curved profile you need.

bye
mb

 

[Erikilrosso]

Thank you. Unfortunately, my English is not up to it.
If I can put in a sketch of what I would like to do.

 

[Erikilrosso]

I don't think I did.
my intention, however, is to obtain a horizontal element "curvo" of the grid inside the facade, this element is placed between two vertical pillars.

 

[gil]

Beyond the design, are you sure that then it is a real thing?
that I know there are no producers of fixtures that make you "horizontal". That's because then it doesn't "break the water."

 

[Erikilrosso]

I explained badly: the facade is vertical, only some horizontal elements of the division grid are curved arch "on the plane of the glass". I made them aluminum some years ago for the windows of a hotel with good effect, and the glass panel was cut accordingly. I'm sorry, but I can't fit the sketch.