You asked: How do I import a profile into Revit?

How do I load a profile in Revit?

Load or sketch a profile. Click Modify | Sweep tab Sweep panel, and select a profile from the Profile list. If the profile you need is not already loaded in the project, click Modify | Sweep tab Sweep panel (Load Profile) to load the profile.

How do you create a wall profile in Revit?

In the drawing area, select the wall, and click Modify | Walls tab Mode panel Edit Profile. If the active view is a plan view, the Go To View dialog displays, prompting you to select an appropriate elevation or section view. When an appropriate view is open, the profile of the wall displays in magenta model lines.

Where are Revit profiles located?

Revit Architecture provides some templates for mullion profile families. By default, these templates reside in the following location: Windows XP: C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication DataAutodesk LibraryProfilesCurtain Wall.

How do you blend in Revit?

To create a blend, select the blend command. You are placed in the Sketch mode. Select a tool from the Draw menu to draw a closed-loop sketch for the base of the blend. Once the base sketch is complete, click Edit Top on the Mode panel of the contextual tab.

How do you change gutter size in Revit?

Make a profile and load it in the project. Go to Roof Gutter>Edit/New/Duplicate and then select your profile in the list below. You can use the new Type of Gutter then.

What are the two necessary elements to create a sweep?

Two elements are required to create a sweep surface: Trajectory—Curve or curves that guide the sweep. Cross-sectional sweep profile—Curve or curves that sweep along the trajectory. ◦ One or two trajectories can be used.

How do you load a wall sweep in Revit?

Click Architecture tab Build panel Wall drop-down (Wall: Sweep). In the Type Selector, select the desired type of wall sweep. Click Modify | Place Wall Sweep Placement panel, and select the orientation of the wall sweep: Horizontal or Vertical. Place the cursor over the wall to highlight the wall sweep location.