Revit Joining Two Different Roof Profile

Structural elements cut host elements walls roofs ceilings and floors.

Revit joining two different roof profile.

In a project however one of the joined elements actually cuts the other according to the following scheme. Floors ceilings and roofs cut walls. Using shape editing tools. To raise or lower the roof from the reference level specify a value for offset.

But i m not really sure if this is a best practice. For creating complex roof it might be easier if you create separate roof then use join roof tool to join them later. You can join roofs to other roofs or walls or unjoin them if they were previously joined. Revit places a reference plane at the specified offset.

Enjoy the videos and music you love upload original content and share it all with friends family and the world on youtube. This is the easiest way to do it. Now open your training file. Give a relevant name such as roof slab edge profile.

I then drew a second roof with a 7 1 2 thickness on the inside of the first by using pick walls with extend into wall to core checked on and no overhang. Sketch the profile of the roof as an open loop. You can join a roof to the top face of another roof and the wall below that roof if you select the wall as the target. I believe this tools are not design for this purpose.

The wall must be attached to the target roof and the target roof must be a footprint roof. Load the profile we created before. Enjoy the videos and music you love upload original content and share it all with friends family and the world on youtube. Using the reference plane you can control the position of the extruded roof in relation to a level.

When you join geometry in the family editor you create a union between different shapes.