So... I did all this with one sign (a rather complicated leaf) and the extrusion surprisingly worked! With a million splines! But then with a simpler logo, the extrusion doesn't. Is there an explanation? Because this "simpler" logo is still complicated enough that I don't want to have to create each shape myself. Great tutorial! Frustrating Revit 😂
You’d do that in your parameter settings and then “edit type” once you’ve loaded into your project (depending on how you’ve set up your parameters in the first place as well as the type of family template you’ve used )
Too many steps for just a simple logo which is very simple to do in Cinema4D. But, it went like that because the power of Revit isn't just for making logos.
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So... I did all this with one sign (a rather complicated leaf) and the extrusion surprisingly worked! With a million splines! But then with a simpler logo, the extrusion doesn't. Is there an explanation? Because this "simpler" logo is still complicated enough that I don't want to have to create each shape myself. Great tutorial! Frustrating Revit 😂
the better way is dwg?
there should be a way to dont use spline, is not a good way of doing it, but the video for learning to create a family is good
this is an old Tutorial from 2018, I think if you already have the Logo drawn in DWG, you can use those lines inside revit
First!!!
Once your logo is in Revit how can you change the size, e.g height and width"?
I should say like grips?
Scaling the Sketch itself I guess
You’d do that in your parameter settings and then “edit type” once you’ve loaded into your project (depending on how you’ve set up your parameters in the first place as well as the type of family template you’ve used )
Too many steps for just a simple logo which is very simple to do in Cinema4D. But, it went like that because the power of Revit isn't just for making logos.