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- Zach Kron
- Architectural Designer and Software Analyst for Autodesk. These posts are mainly about the Revit platform, with recommendations on how to enjoy it. Disclaimer: The materials contained and the opinions expressed on this blog are my own and are not necessarily those of Autodesk.
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Hi Zach!! Is their any way to make a clay roof tiles in revit? it would be grat i you have any help ... Thanks in advance :)
Ayman, simple edit the structure of one of the roofing families and change the material of the topmost structure to something like spanish tile red.
poetics of code. elegant.
I think the poster is looking to actually model the clay tiles? Yes? If so, I have done experiments with divided surfaces in the massing environment, but you can also use a custom Sloped Glazing type in a project. Create a Mullion Type for the clay tile shape, then apply that to the sloped glazing.
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