I inserted the panels on the roof trusses. They are adaptive panels ...... anyone knows how to build a continuous surface (such as last image color). I am attaching pictures Thanks for your coop![Immagine colorata|300x184](upload://loTDDnWHPEr9jK0k2dGoDu6QQ3s.jpg) ![rivestimento stadio 1|251x300](upload://6ntQUDak8ZGBblYqtUvo2TDcJth.jpg) ![rivestimento stadio 2|300x248](upload://wPIyTmX6LSugZT2vTAo6CmOoM9H.jpg) ![rivestimento stadio|300x135](upload://lwPGKxAwSXm2JMEoMjAoLJXovNe.jpg) stadioeration !!
Hi Alex, could you clarify what you are looking for? Do you want to import a continuous surface into Revit? If so, try ImportInstance.ByGeometries.
Thanks for the reply Colin, I’m sorry I said bad. Sorry for the English, I do not know much
In practice I have created on the points of the curves (as shown in the figure). Now I want to combine these curves with a mass - the surface and then enter on this panel adaptive
I hope I explained.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Hi Alex,
Take a look at the Help>Samples>Geometry>Solids example. If you run this file inside of a Mass.rfa or Generic Model_Point Based you can create Form Elements, which is a pretty nice way to get a continuous surface in Revit. Alternatively, you can also make Import Instances, which are also shown in this sample.
Solved !!
Thanks for your cooperation