We can use 2d elements for documents and it's good enough for construction.
But in some reasons, we have to make highly detailed models sometimes.
Roof tiles are one of them. It's not nessesary in 3d for construction documents. But without medeling, the visual effect can't be like real one.
In fact, I rarely use roof tiles in my projects. I tried this just because of my curiousity.
STEP 1.
At my first attempt, I tried with Sloped Glazing-the original feature of Revit2014.Before try this, I didn't even know about this feature. I rarely design buildings with sloped roof.(most of architects in Korea do.)
I just got to know at one of RevitKid's posts by accident.
Just after I've known this feature. I thought it can help to place roof tiles.
So, I tryied. Watch this.
This seems good. But it has a little(or big) faulty.
Partial roof tiles can't be made with this way. they have to be replaced with system panels when partial ones necessary.
You will see what this means if you try yours or watch the next video.
So, I tryed to find the way fix this.
STEP 2.
The problem of Step1 was placing partial tiles.As known, partial patterns are avalible with Curtain Wall Based families with Pattern.
And we can make Patterns in Adaptive Components.
So I tried, and could get a better result.
Just few people will need these. These families will make your project very heavy and tricky to control.
You can download all of the families I created above here.(ver.2013&2014 avalible)
And you have to use tab key when you use the ridge family to find a proper workplane.(it's a little tricky)Update for
He asked me how to make an opening on this.
And here is my solution.
Just use inplace-mass instead adaptive family.
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Update 29.04.2014
Here is another post about roof tiles.
Update 22.01.2015
Here is another post about roof tiles.(by Dynamo)
Enjoy. :)
is there any way that you can post the RFA files in an earlier version of Revit than 14? would love to use this on a project, and unfortunately cannot open the files. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteadditional files are uploaded for 2013 users.
Deleteuse the same link
Genius post, as usual!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading.
DeleteEnjoy. :-)
Hola, Luc. quiero crear con la herramienta muro cortina una pared con un perfil de lamina troquelada a base de wall panel, el muro se crea bien con todo y sus juntas. el problema esta en que al editar el perfil y dejando una inclinacion a la rejilla o vincularlo a un techo, los panes son reemplazados por el glazed default. Me gustaria que mantuviera la altura de cada panel en el punto critico de la inclinacion (al haber editado el perfil del curtain wall) de tal forma que queden laminas con la altura escalonada sucesivamente con la pendiente, a como seria en la realidad. Gracias.
ReplyDeleteI tried to understand with google translator but i'm not sure what you mean. Sorry. use English(or Korean) please. And with some sketches or images, it must be better to understand.
DeleteI cannot open the download link. Is there a way you could send it to me?
ReplyDeleteIt's working. Try again.
DeleteHello! Hyunwoo Kim
ReplyDeletehow to make Spanish tiles with 6 points or 8 points?
Thanks for your help.
I'm Angelo, residing in Portugal
Cheers
It's possible to make it to have more points, but I recommand to use conceptual mass with pattern in that case.
ReplyDeletehello, good job I'll take the roof. but I have a question, as I can make a wall cabana forest, smooth on one side and on the other side half a block of wood against the wall from the bottom up, I tried to do it with a compound wall but I have very strange.
ReplyDeletethanks for your work ..
I'm not sure I understood, but if you want to make a kind of rog walls, you can try with reveal(or sweep) at walls.
DeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the Step 1 and Step 2 tutorial videos, however no mention is made on how to actually make the tiles or place them individually (or in an array) on the roof. Instead the videos are showing how to take a pre-made customized tiled roof and/or slab and arrange it on an empty roof.
With that said, I would be grateful if someone could point me to a video tutorial (or at least a moderately thorough explanation) that shows me how to make the actual tiles and ridges and secondly how to get Rivet to let me place them on the roof (perhaps an array?)
Please let me know!
Thank you!
Mike
I used Grid & Pattern for placing tiles, and used Divide Path for placing ridge.
DeleteI already published the families I developed, what else do you need?
Just dig it. They contain all explanations on it.
The published families are in a Microsoft word encoding format? How am I supposed to use that?
ReplyDeleteI think you did something wrong.
Deletethe files are all revit family format.
yes all filew have revit 2013 version, except the spanish roof tile itself >< please could u post a revit 2013 version of the spanish roof tile? at the moment it is 2014 version
ReplyDeleteuse the nested one in the adaptive family.
DeleteHi there!! i cant see the video
ReplyDeleteYouTube may be blocked in your country.(China?) Sorry.
DeleteHi, HyunWoo, I'm so grateful that you shared your great experience here, thank you very much!
ReplyDeletewhat if there is a multi-point on roof not only 4-points?
ReplyDeletethen, you'd better use conceptual mass method.
Deleteim just using revit for 2 weeks and a came to this.
ReplyDeletehow about a combination of a gable roof & hip roof that makes a multi point roof.
most of what you imagine are possible. but i can't make families for each cases. I believe that the families which I published can cover most cases.
DeleteEnjoy. ;-)
This is awesome.But i can't change color of the roof tiles.
ReplyDeleteplzzz help me......
There must be someone around you who can help you. That's one of the basics in Revit.
DeleteHi,
ReplyDeletethis family is brilliant;
1. can you show/teach me how you made it?
2. Ive got a problem with it too.. when i create my spanish tiled roofing, it looks perfect in the 3D views, but when i render, it shows the tiled uncut. So they overlap where they intersect.. Where in the 3D views before the render this was not shown and when i go back into my project, i cannot see the overlapping tiles. But they are shown in the render, which looks weird.
I want to add this render in this blog but it doesnt let me..
Do you know what I mean?
Can you help me?
THANKS!
1. Just as it looks. There is nothing to teach.(you can reverse engineer it)
Delete2. There could be some weird errors when you use the families. some from original Revit bugs, or some from the family itself. Actually, I've never used the families in my own projects.(I don't have any roof-tile building projects) Like I said at the post, I created it just because of my curiosity.
You can upload your image to any cloud storage and give me the link.(if you don't want to show it in public, you can use message system at upper left corner of my blog) I'll see what I can do if you show me the image. I'm not sure whether there is any though.
Cheers.
Hey!That download link let me download the cone roof tile file but how do I get to download the family for the other sloped roof that you had shown in the first video?Please post the link here again, if there is any.Anticipating your reply.Thank You.
ReplyDeleteHey, I can not see where the download link is ..
ReplyDeleteHello HyunWoo Kim, Could you please show me how to create Adaptive Rooftile step by step because It looks so very useful for me, Thank You.
ReplyDeleteCould you make a Flat Concrete Roof Tiles version of this? I want to see how that might look, I guess a new file Spanish_Roof_tile_panel.rfa and ridge_adaptive_2points.rfa would be needed correct? I am using your first version. thank you nice work.
ReplyDelete대한민국 부산에서 revit을 공부 중입니다. 지붕에 관해 궁금한게 있어 검색을 하다 오게 됐습니다. 실례가 안된다면 위 링크 자료 레빗 파일로 받아 볼수 있을까요 ??
ReplyDeleteCan this method be used to create an offset grid item like a slate roof? Or is there a better method?
ReplyDeleteWhere is this download file i cant seem to find it !!
ReplyDeletenice work...
ReplyDeletebut I am unable to download the adaptive roof family..
plz help..
ReplyDeleteVery good post handy and useful! Thanks for sharing
Great Work and Great Video, could you please inbox me the spanish roof tile? Thank you
ReplyDeleteI purchased your Families and the script v2...doesn't appear to work in REVIT 2020!
ReplyDeletegive me your email. i'll send you fixed version.
DeleteNew Dynamo version caused a bug.
I sent you my email. Have you fixed the script/families yet?
DeleteUse the same link you alread have. The file has been changed.
DeleteNew version of Dynamo caused the error and I found a workaround.
The version seems to be the version as last time. Looks and runs the same as the last time I downloaded it. ?
ReplyDeleteLet me kow ur email. I didn't got u sent last time.
DeleteHi, I have also purchased your families and the v2 script and it doesn't work in REVIT 2020. If you have solved the problem you can send it to me: andr.congiu@tiscali.it
ReplyDeleteThanks
the new file sent.
DeleteEnjoy :)
purchased your families but i dont know to to add it as roof famly on revit 2022 please help
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DeleteHi, I just bought the roof families. Great but extreamly slow, so slow that I can't use them. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteYeah, so I named it 'insane'. I don't recommend to use this family in a project with huge roofs.
DeleteI really enjoy reading articles. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteNice Information, your blog article is sharing unique information
ReplyDeleteand really a good one about Spanish Roofing Sheets. Spanish Tile Metal Roofing Sheets