I think the best way is to do it as a horizontal slab, and then tilt it up? You can also do a covered polyline horizontally, and then make it a symbol, and rotate / tilt it into position.
You can put specialty windows in Smart Walls by modeling the window and including it as a symbol in the Window Type definition.
I've attached a zipped-up AEC file of this example. For sloped walls like gable ends, you'll have to model the wall as either a 3D polygon, slab, or covered polyline (see my next post).
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In this example, the gables are modeled with covered polylines. The circle top windows are smart windows with a custom symbol.
I've attached a zipped-up AEC file of this example.
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Mark F. Madura wrote:In this example, the gables are modeled with covered polylines. The circle top windows are smart windows with a custom symbol.Just curious, you did have to clip out the opening in the polyline via void or something right? The smart window didn't knock out the hole for itself?
I've attached a zipped-up AEC file of this example.
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joshhuggins wrote:...you did have to clip out the opening in the polyline via void or something right? The smart window didn't knock out the hole for itself?Correct. The 'gable' polyline contains a 'void' polyline for the window opening.
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...you did have to clip out the opening in the polyline via void or something right? The smart window didn't knock out the hole for itself?
MM wrote: 'Correct. The 'gable' polyline contains a 'void' polyline for the window opening.'
A big wish list item here would be the ability to add a vertex to a smart wall (ie. a wall with 5 points), allowing the fifth point to be placed at a higher z-h to create the gabled wall. This ability would really enhance smart walls and save a lot of time in currently having to model two separate entities to create the gable wall. ... nice examples too!
...you did have to clip out the opening in the polyline via void or something right? The smart window didn't knock out the hole for itself?
MM wrote: 'Correct. The 'gable' polyline contains a 'void' polyline for the window opening.'
A big wish list item here would be the ability to add a vertex to a smart wall (ie. a wall with 5 points), allowing the fifth point to be placed at a higher z-h to create the gabled wall. This ability would really enhance smart walls and save a lot of time in currently having to model two separate entities to create the gable wall. ... nice examples too!
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