modeling from relief.dwg given

[valeria_arch85]

Good morning, everyone!
I have just started using revit and despite being excited by this new world I am already unscrupulous.
Fortunately there is this forum that always helps me, but this time I must really disturb you for a question.. .
I'm trying to shape a portion of a castle. amount the plant in .dwg and it is ok, but then the great difficulty arises. I have some floors not parallel to the course of the ground. sometimes they are inclined, sometimes they are so degraded that they have a non-describable pattern except from the relief I have in my hands. How can I model walls according to the raised .dwg relief? ? ?
Can you help me?? Thank you all! !

 

[Tristan]

in the title you talk about walls, in the text you mention the floors, so go back to ask for walls... what you have to do is not clear!
However, for tilted floors use the secondary elements (of the floor); for walls or use in combination of architectural columns or use in-place modeling.
If your purpose is only to return in 3d the castle and nothing else, then personally I would let go of revit...

 

[valeria_arch85]

Thanks for the answer.
I'm sorry I wasn't clear.
I should shape walls with regular section and profile given by the relief.
I was required to use revit!

 

[Tristan]

I should shape walls with regular section and profile given by the relief.

What do you mean by "regular section and profile given by the relief"?
How much do you practice revit?

 

[valeria_arch85]

little practice I would say... I'm just trying!

the section of the wall is constant of 30 cm, the shape of the wall (vertical section) is not rectangular. the wall is set on a vaulted ceiling...

 

[Tristan]

how does the section remain constant if the profile is not rectangular? an image?

 

[valeria_arch85]

This is an example of prospect of a castle room! How do I extrude the wall if it has that damn irregular profile? =

 

[Tristan]

Now I get it! Then it is a banality! use this command:
http://wikihelp.autodesk.com/revit/...331-muri331/0336-modifica336/0338-modifica338

 

[valeria_arch85]

Thank you! ! !
but how do I give exactly that profile to the wall? Can I import the image or drawing in .dwg and "recalc it"?? Thanks again

 

[Tristan]

Of course! Enter > link and connect your dwg in the prospective view

 

[valeria_arch85]

You just saved my life, thank you very much!!! ! ! ! ! ! ! !