Place Reference Planes to host your Beam Systems where required.Go to “ Insert–>Load Family ” and navigate to the Structural Framing folder specific to your Region. First, Load your desired Purlin or Cladding Rail Members into your Project.The workflow for creating Purlins and cladding rails in Revit with Beam Systems is this:
The best way to model Purlins and Cladding Rails in Revit is with Beam Systems, which can be found in the Structural Tab. So here is the question I wish my colleague Googled before he placed thousands of standalone light gauge steel members throughout a huge project How do you Model Purlins and Cladding Rails in Revit? In short, I binned the old Purlins and Cladding Rails throughout the Revit Model and started over. What should have been an hour start to finish ended up taking more than the afternoon (at a time when I really needed things to be straightforward). You could imagine my dismay when I realised that every single purlin and cladding rail throughout the project was individually placed!. Well, for a bit of background I was extremely tired after having the previous week off (just had the arrival of our second child) and was less than enthusiastic.
A quick PDF after the fact and reissue – sorted. The alterations were quite simple, I merely needed to decrease the member sizes and increase the intervals. Earlier this week I had to pop into a large Structural Model that we have been developing to undertake some quick alterations to the light gauge and cold rolled steel members throughout.
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