Step1:
Interior lighting
Section Rhino model, then transfer the lines with “dxf” format to Revit, use it to
built mass
build curtain system
Step 2: Create Revit Curtain Wall family
Load Curtain Wall panel into a project
step 3:
Advanced parametric control of curtain wall panel
Difference between type parameter and instance parameter
Set up the relation between ( width) dimension and its shape (extrusion)
use the reporting parameter.
This tutorial covers how to transfer a Maya model to Revit as a curtain wall panel. The Maya geometry in Revit family is then pushed into Revit project and populate the wall / roof.
This is the second tutorial that covers how to transfer a Maya model to Revit as a curtain wall panel. The Maya geometry in Revit family is then pushed into the Revit project and populate the wall/roof. This tutorial covers how to create a continuous tile with family and how to apply materials in Revit.
This tutorial covers how to transfer a Maya model to Revit to take advantage of all the Revit features such as 2D documentation and annotation.
Here is a tutorial covers how to transfer a model from Rhino to Maya.
The difference between NURB and Polygon model is discussed, as well as the different file formats ( obj vs iges).
here is a similar approach to use obj. A rhino surface then is extruded in Maya to create the thickness.
Here is a tutorial using a nested curtain wall as an example to demonstrate the workflow from Revit to Max to Maya. Materials are edited in Max, Deformation tools are used in Maya to manipulate the geometry.
