irregular cross-section walls

[blue.cat]

hello to all, I would like to ask you a advice on the realization of a model in revit 2010 for a university exam.
I should reproduce an unfinished project of a house of the 1930s, unfortunately I chose a building where all walls have variable horizontal section (in part straight, partly curved, with different sepsori in various points). Having already drawn the priphiles of the walls with lines I wondered if it is possible to generate surfaces from perimeters and then extrude them to get the walls.
Maybe it's a trivial question, but I'm on the first weapons and guides I found there is no solution to my problem.
Anyway thank you very much to all!

 

[Tristan]

you can use in-place modeling (local models) or architectural pillars. since you are a student you can download the 2012 release from the autodesk student portal and use the adaptive components.
This post I wrote in June may help you:
http://ctrl-alt-cad.blogspot.com/2011/06/pilastri-adattivi.htmlp.s. only works on revit 2012

 

[blue.cat]

I will have to deepen with the teacher but as the version provided during the course was 2010 I fear that I will necessarily have to run the model with this. during the exam the file is opened and examined on the professor's computer, so we should have his version of revit, however I try to ask.
anyway thanks to the advice!
Perhaps I could try to post an image of the plant, perhaps it would be clearer the problem.

 

[gfrank]

if you enter the forum (main) revit, find the button "try in the forum". inserting the word "key" search "muri" are listed various discussions regarding your problem ...

 

[blue.cat]

In fact... Excuse me!