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To make the swappable profile, use a Generic Model Adaptive template, but don’t add any Adaptive points. Set the 2 reference planes in the template to “Defines Origin”. You can parametrize this as muc…
After reviewing Andy’s and Tim’s recent posts surrounding trees and reaction, I would like to contribute this little idea. Its a very simple setup – just a 2pt Adaptive with an “extension” (created by…
From this article: ISSUU – AUGIWorld by Autodesk User Group International, Inc.…
It uses nested “divided path” components that are repeated in X and Y directions… Open embedded content: www.youtube.com viahttp://revitbeyondbim.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/making-a-adaptive-grid-in-rev…
Use the Orientation property……
You can host profiles onto the nodes of a divided path (line), however they can’t be conventional Revit profiles, they must be adaptive components – they can be quite simple drawn in 2d (XY axis) with…
You will need to join pdxRUG to download. And yes, it has more than 100 pages:http://files.meetup.com/6696572/Mass_class_PDXRUG_handout_by_marcello_Sgambelluri.pdf Embedded video of the July 2013 meet…
Open embedded content: www.youtube.com viaLos Angeles Revit Users Group Blog: Marcello at Portland’s PDXrug | Gotta Share The R.U.G. Love…
In Revit 2013, you can’t tag the slope of ramps in Plan views using the Spot Slope tool. There are workarounds out there already, but here is an easy one: Make a new Generic Model Adaptive family with…
Remember Julien Benoit’s adaptive component tutorial from a year ago (link here)? Well, Julien has made something pretty cool and posted it on RFO. It is basically a 4 point adaptive component that ca…