gutters on sloping ground

[dagon]

hi to all I am new to the forum and I am trying revit 2010, I would like to ask you an information: if I have a tilted layer how do I adhere to the gutter on it? I know that I have to change the profile of the bands and solve the problem but how do I insert the profile of the grondaia since in the "profile" item within the prpoprieties of the band comes out only default and there is no key that let me insert any profile. . .

thanks to all from now on:smile:

 

[Tristan]

upload the profile family like any other family

 

[dagon]

ok but the "load key is locked so I can't, i can't click on it.. .

 

[Tristan]

ok but the "load key is locked so I can't, i can't click on it.. .

If it's as you say, then you shouldn't be able to upload any family! :36_1_3:

 

[emi_973]

fill in the drain profile you need and insert it as a band on all the perimeter of the roof. the result should be so. Bye.

 

[dagon]

Okay, last question and I'm not stressing you anymore, how do I put it as a band?

 

[emi_973]

with the special command in the toolbar... now I don't remember the interface of 2010, if it is in the roof entry or there is a separate command. Wherever it is. with that insert the bands both on the horizontal lines and on the inclined ones and the fitting will be automatic.

Bye.

 

[dagon]

I do not see it, I click twice on the profile but I charge it in the gutters not in the bands, because by default it recognizes it as profile for the gutters, so even if they select the bands in the toolbar does not change profile:-(

 

[Tristan]

I do not see it, I click twice on the profile but I charge it in the gutters not in the bands, because by default it recognizes it as profile for the gutters, so even if they select the bands in the toolbar does not change profile:-(

search profile in the project beowser, right click > change... and type changes, from gronda profile to roof band and echo it in the project

 

[mirko1976]

hello to all a question on the copper gronda applied to the roof... how do I put the closing element and the gronda....the sides are open! and then Estonian somewhere the descendants (pluvial)

 

[emi_973]

Hi, you have two ways:
1. apply to the horizontal gronda lines the gutters (with its command) using either the default profile or one that you found/created to which you gave in the properties the use of gravy channel and on the inclined lines instead use the bands, always with its command and always with the profile you want. with this system, however, the headers come a fetecchia, unless you want to work with subtraction solids to change them.
2. apply both to the horizontal grid lines and tilt the bands to which you will have given the desired profile (usually that channel type) and in this way you will have your channels perfectly connected to the heads.

However, it is not said that solution No 1 is less than 2. depends on what/how you have to do.

p.p.s. if you look for in the forum something had already been treated on purpose.

p.p.p.s. for rain or parametric families or route extrusions. seeks because even this has already been spoken.

 

[dagon]

I finally made it! Thank you very much for your help::smile:

 

[snatch974]

I'm also trying to solve the problem of the gutter on sloping ground of bark.
with revit 2008 I managed now with 2011 I have a little difficulty. I go to the project browser and select the grondaria I can not pass it to bands.ho revit in English I have no modification but type properties

 

[fagioli.com]

buongiorno a tutti, scusatemi se non compaio molto sul sito ma purtroppo non ho il tempo di partecipare molto alle interessanti discussioni
mi riallaccio alla discussione in merito alla diversa inclinazione dei lati di un tetto;
non ricordo se non è proprio possibile raccordare la fascia cornicione nel tetto 1 con taglio a piombo mentre vedo che con il taglio squadrato del bordo tetto il raccordo avviene perfettamente
ciao a tutti

 

[Erikilrosso]

the closing elements you have to shape them and the rains you seem to find them on the site www.revitcity.com.