Quick Answer: How do you cut a hole in a family in Revit?

How do you cut a hole in a mass in Revit?

Family instances inside of the massing editor.

1. Create two adjacent solid forms. In this example, the solid form being cut has a divided surface to better show how the cut relationship works. …
2. Click Modify tab Geometry panel (Cut).
3. Select the solid form to be cut.
4. Select the cutting solid form. The solids cut accordingly.

How do you create holes in Revit?

To place holes

1. Click Steel tab Fabrication Elements panel (Holes).
2. Select the element face to which the hole pattern will be perpendicular.
3. Click Modify | Create Hole Pattern tab Draw panel and select either: …
4. Sketch the shape of the hole pattern on the element face.

How do you cut out in Revit?

On the Modify ribbon, in the Geometry panel, click Cut Geometry. Revit prompts you to select the geometry to be cut. Click to select the wall. Then Revit prompts you to select the void geometry to cut.

How do you make a void family in Revit?

Create a Void Family with an Elliptic Profile

1. Create a new family using the Metric Generic Model face based. …
2. Select the 3D Front view.
3. Click Create tab Datum panel (Reference Plane).
4. Place a new horizontal reference plane in the middle of the slab extrusion:
5. Select the new reference plane.
6. In the Properties palette:

How do you trim an extrusion in Revit?

Choose “Void extrusion” to create an In-place family roof. Pick the line on the base of the inside edge of the roof to draw the void in a section view. The “cut geometry” command can be used to select the roof over the void. To execute the cut, click “Finish” after that.

How do you create a sphere family in Revit?

The trick is you have to draw half semi-circle and a line. Select both line and semi-circle and create form. You will get sphere as a result.

How do you cut a void wall in Revit?

Solution:

1. Edit the in place wall.
2. Create a new void extrusion that will define the opening.
3. Use the “Cut” tool and select the void geometry.
4. Finish the solid edition.