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Hey! Yes, that is correct; the rotation is already set by the 3 curves the 3 adaptive bridge cross-section follows. When you have just one curve, its possible to rotate it around the 1-adaptive point.

Hey! Check out my updated version of this video. link in the description.

I do suggest watching my rebar video on free-form rebar! maybe it can be of help to create circumferential bars

Thank you! Send them where?

Thanks mate.. That is a challenge! Solution one is to create a family with an angle parameter. If the wall has a fixed curve, you can then adjust the family angle parameter so it would fit the wall. Solution two is to import the geometry into Revit adaptive family and create the carbon fiber wrap there with the help of Dynamo.

Thanks! And yeah, this is a cool family, and I had a lot of fun when making it.

Thank you for this comment! Motivate me to keep making videos!

Thank you !

Hey! I have added the links in the video now. I might have used the wrong word when I said I created the paths; rather, I got the paths in AutoCAD and Excel format and imported them to Dynamo and then Revit. Never worked with Civil 3D.

@@EngineerBear90 thanks for the prompt response and the updated links, it was the Autocad curve that I was interested in. Shame you haven't used C3D, as a workflow could be exporting a csv file of the paths (road centreline, kerb channels) and pulling this in to adaptive family using Dynamo. From there follow on what you have done above. Keep up the great work.

@@ahg3395 Thank you! Maybe someday in the future, I will learn it and make a video about it. Good luck with the path creation.

Thank you! This comment is much appreciated, and I'm so happy to hear my tutorials are of some help.

Will write it up and make a video at some point!

Thank you for the feedback! Will try to go a bit slower in my future videos. Did you manage to replicate the Dynamo script?

I will try that on Friday, my weekend here on Qatar, hoping to give feedback on a comment here.

@@AymenHumoodi Looking forward to your feedback! Enjoy your holiday in Qatar.

@@EngineerBear90 I did great job, did the script with some modifications that much simplified the script with no need for copy for each instance, just by some list manipulation. wonder how to share it with you.

@@AymenHumoodi Great to hear, and would love to see the modified script. You can add me on LinkedIn and send me a screenshot if you want. The linkedin link is on my channel.

Thank you!

Thanks

You need to change the parameters in the Dynamo script to change the thickness of the bridge in the center bridge profile.

thank you

Hey! The detail family is not a Revit standard family but a family I created before making this video. So if you want the detail item family, which in this case is a X you have to create the family yourself

Awesome!

Hello! and thank you. I do explain and show how to get a sloped box girder in the parametric box girder bridge with a 2D nested profile video

You are welcome 😄

Gracias por el lindo comentario :)

Happy to hear that! Thanks

Thank you😊I have not created a geotechnical prestressed anchors Revit family! The closest must be my my Revit family masterclass - parametric steel core pile with if statement video. But send me an E-mail with the specifications and a data sheet of the product and I might make a video about it.

I am glad to hear that:)

You are welcome.

Hey! I have made a line-based family with array. Check out my video: Revit family masterclass - parametric steel sheet pile with a nested component

Not at the moment! but maybe I will create something in the future.

@@EngineerBear90 thank in advance 🙏🙏

Send me a mail and I can send it to you!

Hey! Do you have any specific task in mind?

Hello EL! Thank you! So cool to hear that you are starting to get a grasp of the workflow for bridge modelling! Feel free to send me the Revit file of your bridge on mail, would love to see!

@@EngineerBear90 I will do that soon.

Hello! I have not shared the script anywhere! The whole script is shown at the end of this video and should be easy to replicate.Let me know how it turns out.

@@EngineerBear90 Warning: ""Your inputs lie outside of the allowable modeling range, consider choosing the Extra Large setting with a modeling range between 1 and 100,000,000 from the "Settings => Geometry Working Range" dialog "" this error showing

I have change setting also to extra large

@@shakeebuddin-m5x Its not working? You could change the coordinates in excel to local cordinates before loading them in.

There is a workaround. 1.Create a new Blank calculated value, with the same unit as the parameter that you want to change. 2. Create another calculated value containing an if formula, see the example below. if(numeric value>0,numeric value,name of the blank parameter)

@@EngineerBear90 thank you for a reply, I tried but it's shows inconsistent units. I use same unit for all leg value

@@udayyakshvin6121 Well, then it is not the same unit! I tried it earlier I did get it to work, had some trouble with the units but did put length and everything worked fine.

@@EngineerBear90 Could you make a video if possible

@@udayyakshvin6121 Dont have any plans on making a video like that at the moment! but you can send me your project and I could take a look at it. Just go to my website and send me an E-mail.

I will post a free form rebar tutorial on monday! Maybe that will be of help

Thanks! Yeah! But maybe my next rebar video where I explain free form rebar tool will be of more help with your curved bridge.

you're welcome

Yee, does not work on that!

Hey! Iam going to create a video that will explain how to add rotation to the families.

Hi. Try to set the coordinate system to survey point, showed on 5:27.

HI EL. Great to hear my videos have helped and been insightful for you! Much appreciated the good feedback and the kind words.

Hi! It do appear that it have some problems cutting nested families! I would put the void innside the family itself if needed.

Thank you!

I noticed that the formula node has been removed in the newer versions of Revit! go to the library -> math -> operators and select the node that will work for you. Or you could use a code block node.

@@EngineerBear90 tks!!!

Thank you! No package is needed to create this script.

@@EngineerBear90 Why can't I find the "toposolid.bypointstypeandlevel" node? When I look for it in the bookstore like you do in the video in 3:05 minutes, could you forward me your package folder and the dynamo folder?

@@TiagoCardosodosSantos-h7q What version of Revit are you using? This is a new node. Should be under Revit and then elements on left side menu. Can also try to search for just Toposolid.

@@EngineerBear90 using revit 2024.2.2.

@@EngineerBear90 using revit 2024.2.2

It is a normal generic family, created in the classic family editor.

Hehe! Thank you 😀

Thank you :) Sorry I do not have a place where I share my scripts, but if you are thinking of the import Excel coordinates I have made a video about it and it should be easy to replicate the script.

​​@@EngineerBear90Can you make tutorial video to make solid from family profile with dynamo?

@@muhammadtsaqif8910 Create the profile in Dynamo or place the profile created in the adaptive template with Dynamo? Send me your retaining wall, and I will take a look at it.