Instead of using detail lines to draw your roof members in every single section view, you can actually model them. That way, you get to cut as many sections as you want, easily adjust and schedule them (if you can schedule an information, it means you can do design computations with it and also export it).
Revit is all about building information, doing this will enable you access to additional information about your roof members, this information can come in handy during construction, calculation of quantities and even for representation purposes.
In this video, I will not only show you how you can model roof trusses, but I will also introduce you to the parts, then you will learn how to edit them, change the structural framing types using the type editor, adjust the Webs and the cords, change the structural framing type using the type selector, adjust the position of the Cords, array the structural members and final you will learn how to model the purlin using the beam system.
So, if these things are things you’d like to learn kindly click on the link to watch.
LINKS
Dimension Lumber - drive.google.com/file/d/1Iwf2...
Pratt Flat Truss - drive.google.com/file/d/11nbt...
Timber - drive.google.com/file/d/1WE4a...
Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
00:55 - most important step of creating roof trusses in Revit
02:30 - Modelling the Roof Trusses
05:25 - Four (4) major parts of a Truss
06:12 - Start & End level offset
06:46 - Changing the structural framing
08:15 - adjusting the webs (change reference)
11:50 - Adjusting the Cords (start and end extension)
16:10 - Changing the frame type using the Type selector
16:55 - Adjusting the position of the cord (using Z -Justification)
20:00 - Arraying the structural members
21:15 - Modelling the purlin (using the beam system)
27:31 - Outro
4 авг 2024
