insert cover on roe

[Hattalis]

hi guys I would need a big council (I was working in revit 2009); I have to create a cover with the different layers on a series of goats ... I have inserted the cords and therefore on them the goats, whose family I managed to find it on this forum:wink::finger: ... at this point I must insert arches, beams and table, as well as later the other layers, up to the tiles;

how do I insert arches, beams, boards and the following package in such a way that they respect the inclination of the extremity of the dots on which they must rest? ... I hope my question has been clear;

Thanks :36_1_11:

 

[gfrank]

Welcome to the forum.
I press that I do not remember if the following works also in 2009 (perhaps there were not all the commands):
1) arches and beams
you can use the command "travel system".
in the same you must define (from the property) the types of trays for arches and beams, the various interassis, the direction and the slope (= to that of the dots)
must be defined the starting fee (= extradox dots)
alternatively you can define a "work plan" that "follows" share and inclination of the dots (one per part). using this plan, you can set up the beam system with slope = 0. (the slope is already "data" from the tilted worktop).

it is also possible to insert a type of "single" beam (family wooden beams) which can be repeated (paste copy, or matrix) along the slope of the dot.
the same for the beams.

2) table
for the axis (table) uses a "ticket on perimeter" with only one layer (to which you check the wood material), with its quota (also with the use of offsets) and slope.
the board (right by perimeter) can be inserted (disegned) even with multiple layers (wood/insulating/couples)
otherwise you must draw successive "tects" each with their own material.
recommend the roof with multiple layers

 

[Hattalis]

I was able to build it before I followed the valuable frank advice, obviously according to the same procedure. (i) thank you very much, you can close the 3d