🌟 Hey Everyone - Just a quick note on the Video 🌟 Skip to 17:42 if you are not interested in learning how to create the profile family but just want to see the two methods of Creating the Parapet Cap within the Revit Project Model. Parametric Gutter Profile Family Download: www.buymeacoffee.com/8020BIM/... Previous Video on creating a Parametric Parapet Box Gutter: czcams.com/video/J18eGc6q2Q0/video.html Timestamps: Introduction - 00:00 Create a new Revit Parapet Capping Profile Family - 02:02 Creating Reference Planes for Parapaet Capping Profile Family - 02:48 Creating Dimension Parameters for Parapet Capping Profile - 04:48 Drawing the Parapet Capping Profile with the correct alignments to the Reference Planes. - 07:50 Flexing the Parapet Capping Profile Family to test parametric functions - 11:55 Loading the Parapet Cap Profile into the Revit Project - 16:47 Creating the Parapet Capping / Flashing in Revit via an in-place Component Sweep - 17:42 Creating the Parapet Capping / Flashing in Revit by adding the profile to the Wall Construction Assembly - 22:56 Video Closing information and thoughts - 25:45 Join the Free Discord 8020BIM Community Channel: discord.gg/mCekYkHu See you all for the next one, Niall
Excellent tutorial, can you please make a future video about how to make schedule table for the spot coordinate (Easting & Northing) values for the RCC structure foundations of the footings and columns (edge to edge). Thanks
Could you make video in how we can model insulated sandwich puf panel with both side low rib metal sheet and another with 10thk cement board 100thk panel in revit
Hi! I'm using Revit LT and it doesn't have the Model in Place option on the Component tool... So I did the entire profile, but could not manage to place it into my project. Do you have any idea how I could still make the parapet in LT?
Hey Natalia, thanks for reaching out. LT can be a bit of a nuisance to be honest with you, rarely does it have everything needed for some important jobs. Not to worry - I would recommend watching the video I have linked below which details how to apply the parapet capping profile to the wall construction assembly which should be able to get the same result for you as the model-in-place method. It's a long video so make sure to reference the time stamps in the description (although the full thing might be informative regardless) czcams.com/video/mFBnpgjCJPc/video.html I hope this gets you over the line. Big thank you for the support over on BuyMeACoffee also, it's appreciated. Niall
Excellent tutorial but, for some reason, every time I select the inside edges of my parapet walls and click the finish check box, I get unable to create sweep. I only have 3 parapet walls so wondering if it's because i don't have a closed loop on my edge selection. The error message is unintelligible. If that's the case, How do I create the sweep on 3 walls?
🌟 Hey Everyone - Just a quick note on the Video 🌟
Skip to 17:42 if you are not interested in learning how to create the profile family but just want to see the two methods of Creating the Parapet Cap within the Revit Project Model.
Parametric Gutter Profile Family Download: www.buymeacoffee.com/8020BIM/...
Previous Video on creating a Parametric Parapet Box Gutter: czcams.com/video/J18eGc6q2Q0/video.html
Timestamps:
Introduction - 00:00
Create a new Revit Parapet Capping Profile Family - 02:02
Creating Reference Planes for Parapaet Capping Profile Family - 02:48
Creating Dimension Parameters for Parapet Capping Profile - 04:48
Drawing the Parapet Capping Profile with the correct alignments to the Reference Planes. - 07:50
Flexing the Parapet Capping Profile Family to test parametric functions - 11:55
Loading the Parapet Cap Profile into the Revit Project - 16:47
Creating the Parapet Capping / Flashing in Revit via an in-place Component Sweep - 17:42
Creating the Parapet Capping / Flashing in Revit by adding the profile to the Wall Construction Assembly - 22:56
Video Closing information and thoughts - 25:45
Join the Free Discord 8020BIM Community Channel: discord.gg/mCekYkHu
See you all for the next one,
Niall
Thank you, this helped me finish my homework in the wee hours of the morning ;)
Glad you found it useful!
Thank you!🙃
thank you. never stop sharing. you awesome!!!
Thanks again for the kind words, glad you are finding the information helpful
thanks man, I think one can do it in two more ways
1-wall sweep
2-Railing
Perfect video. It's really usefull method. You sould load more video.👍👍👍👍
Thank you. Good and clear as per usual
Moral of the day "A journey of a thousand leagues begins with one step" Chinese Proberbe
The best! Thanks!
Excellent tutorial, can you please make a future video about how to make schedule table for the spot coordinate (Easting & Northing) values for the RCC structure foundations of the footings and columns (edge to edge). Thanks
I will put it on the list for sure 👌
Niall
Thank you
As ever you are most welcome. 👍
Could you make video in how we can model insulated sandwich puf panel with both side low rib metal sheet and another with 10thk cement board 100thk panel in revit
Hi! I'm using Revit LT and it doesn't have the Model in Place option on the Component tool... So I did the entire profile, but could not manage to place it into my project. Do you have any idea how I could still make the parapet in LT?
Hey Natalia, thanks for reaching out. LT can be a bit of a nuisance to be honest with you, rarely does it have everything needed for some important jobs.
Not to worry - I would recommend watching the video I have linked below which details how to apply the parapet capping profile to the wall construction assembly which should be able to get the same result for you as the model-in-place method. It's a long video so make sure to reference the time stamps in the description (although the full thing might be informative regardless)
czcams.com/video/mFBnpgjCJPc/video.html
I hope this gets you over the line. Big thank you for the support over on BuyMeACoffee also, it's appreciated.
Niall
I'm curious about how you did the gutter system.
It literally came up as the next video. Ahhahahah. Great content
Great!!!
Thanks Larry, hope you found it useful!
Niall
Excellent tutorial but, for some reason, every time I select the inside edges of my parapet walls and click the finish check box, I get unable to create sweep. I only have 3 parapet walls so wondering if it's because i don't have a closed loop on my edge selection. The error message is unintelligible. If that's the case, How do I create the sweep on 3 walls?
I started from scratch and re-did the profile and everything works fine now. Not sure what the issue was before. But now I'm Happy! Great tutorial!