I would have another question to ask: how do I bring the ground level below with the inclined profile of the ramp, marrying the grips is a maniacal job. ...
ps not sample post to continue on the thread speech of the underground ramp. . .
open new discussions for different topics. this allows for easier research, for use by other users.
I assume that the level of the ground is placed at the base of the parapet.
the motto of revit is: draws how to build
In your case, you must draw the land as existing (before the intervention) and then with the platform tool draw the area and depth of the "scavo", that is the underground/seminterrate building area. To simplify, consider the instrument "platform" as if it were the "magrone" that it forbids realized after the excavation, as it gave for the subsequent construction of the building.
However, the "platform" can also be realized inclined
also, allow me a note: the side walls of the ramp, which in fact are supporting walls of the adjacent ground, in the work phase will not be built as you drew.
the excavation will be realized "in floor" from beginning to end ramp. the side walls will be executed with the same depth of the lowest point, at the end of the ramp. Then the ramp will be realized by filling the bottom part, and then the sloping insole jet.
the project/design (of the ramp) must represent the situation above
for the first approaches to revit, it has been repeated several times, you have to forget the design "type autocad", revit is not a "tiraline", is a bim
as mentioned above: draw/design, how you build.
to help you understand the concept, try to "imagine" the project you are about to realize "in 3d mode" (b. you can design/design from 3d view), make local mind to the yard as if you yourself realize the work simultaneously to the design ...
