(Quarantine Day 135) Yesterday we modelled a curtain wall window panel family. Today we are going to put them into a window schedule and create some views as legends.
No need to disassemble it; simply use the Tab key to select the curtain wall and make adjustments within the assembly. However, you may need to add mullions and panels to the assembly after adjusting the curtain wall.
Great work again! Same approach as what i do at work. As for manual key in height and width, is there any other way rather than maunal( quite annoying) I found it could be deadly if one forgot to change! Or if there is ~20ish or more CW to change, there is always mistakes waiting to happen! BTW, did you change the curtain panel to window family, thats why it can apperars on window schedule?
Thanks for the vid Bin He,was that a multi catagory you used in order to get the panels of the curtain walls into the actual schedule and you just renamed it window schedule or?? or just a curtain panel schedule?
BIN HE I’m trying to mode a parametric telescope sliding glass door with 4 panels that hides in the wall. It’s quite the challenge... maybe you could help?
It's a face based generic family with a model text, loaded into the curtain panel family. I think I did a video about this quite a while ago... I'll do a new video about this shortly.
fantastic! always so helpful.
amazing, good idea, briliant use assembly in revit , thanks sir !
You rock as always!!!!! Good on You!
Does that mean if I add the Count into the field, will they turn up to many quantity for the same window mark?
Very likely, maybe only mark one panel in each curtain wall.
@@BINHE615 You're right! Why haven't I thought of that! I will to apply this logic in the door schedule and see how it goes!
Great as usual...
Great videos... Ur very... Good person
GREAT WORK
is there a way to resize a CW without disassembling then reassembling then re creating the elev. view?? very annoying process
No need to disassemble it; simply use the Tab key to select the curtain wall and make adjustments within the assembly. However, you may need to add mullions and panels to the assembly after adjusting the curtain wall.
Great work again! Same approach as what i do at work. As for manual key in height and width, is there any other way rather than maunal( quite annoying) I found it could be deadly if one forgot to change! Or if there is ~20ish or more CW to change, there is always mistakes waiting to happen!
BTW, did you change the curtain panel to window family, thats why it can apperars on window schedule?
I agree, manually typing in the dimensions is the most annoying part.
Yes, a curtain panel family can be changed into window or door category.
YOU CAN TAG ALL CURTAIN WALLS IN PLAN AND MARK THEM THEN YOU CAN MAKE A WLL SCHEDUAL AND FILTERING THE OTHER WALLS THAT NOT BEIN TAGGED
Thanks for the vid Bin He,was that a multi catagory you used in order to get the panels of the curtain walls into the actual schedule and you just renamed it window schedule or?? or just a curtain panel schedule?
It’s up to you. You can change a curtain panel to window or door category.
Great tutorial. Pls increase ur voice volume. It's kinda hard to hear. Thank for tutorial
thanks for making the video, but can barely hear you, and i have my volume at max.
Sorry about that,was a bit shy. :)
Hey BIN HE!! Great video!! How can I make a tutorial suggestion?
You can just leave it here.
BIN HE I’m trying to mode a parametric telescope sliding glass door with 4 panels that hides in the wall. It’s quite the challenge... maybe you could help?
@@duckmancanadian sure, I’ll do a couple for you.
Hi BIN HE how do you put that FG and AW on glass?
It's a face based generic family with a model text, loaded into the curtain panel family.
I think I did a video about this quite a while ago...
I'll do a new video about this shortly.