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revit cedar cladding

  • 14-04-2015 10:29am
    #1
    toonarmy1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 321 ✭✭


    Hi
    I was wondering how people do timber wall cladding in revit ?


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  • #2
    machomac
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 47 ✭machomac


    Couple of different ways depending on how detailed you want it to be.

    1. Create a wall type with timber cladding material on the external layer. Give the material a surface pattern of a model hatch and suitable image for render appearance.

    2. An alternative method is to create a beam family that resembles a length of timber. Use the 'Beam System' tool in the structure tab and sketch the outline of the wall face on a vertical reference plane. A very cool tool used mainly by the structural guys but has some great applications for architecture.

    3. Create a curtain wall panel with a timber material. Create a curtain wall type using this as the panel. Set your vertical or horizontal spacing. Use no internal mullions.

    Hope this gives you a few ideas.


  • #3
    toonarmy1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 321 ✭✭toonarmy1


    Thanks will try them out
    machomac wrote: »
    Couple of different ways depending on how detailed you want it to be.

    1. Create a wall type with timber cladding material on the external layer. Give the material a surface pattern of a model hatch and suitable image for render appearance.

    2. An alternative method is to create a beam family that resembles a length of timber. Use the 'Beam System' tool in the structure tab and sketch the outline of the wall face on a vertical reference plane. A very cool tool used mainly by the structural guys but has some great applications for architecture.

    3. Create a curtain wall panel with a timber material. Create a curtain wall type using this as the panel. Set your vertical or horizontal spacing. Use no internal mullions.

    Hope this gives you a few ideas.


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