Can anyone describe briefly or in detail how to make a swimming pool in Revit (something as a tutorial) or if it is quite difficult some old thread addresses. I tried but it came up only one thread not very helpful.
Thanks in advance!!!
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Can anyone describe briefly or in detail how to make a swimming pool in Revit (something as a tutorial) or if it is quite difficult some old thread addresses. I tried but it came up only one thread not very helpful.
Thanks in advance!!!
That's a pretty open ended request. Can the pool be constructed as simple walls and a series of sloped floor slabs or is it and unusual shape that might require some in place family work? Is showing the water in a rendering the concern or is it just for working drawings?
Give us a quick sketch and we might be able to offer something a little more specific.
There are many ways to do this. If it is to be repeated often, make it as a site family with voids and extrusions assigned to various subcategories.
In-place make it with walls, and inplace families for the bottom and water.
Scott D. Brown, AIA
Senior Project Manager | Associate
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Post a sketch & I should be able to help. I have recently made a few pools. I used an in-place family with sweeps to do one. Draw the path in plan and the to profile a that should do it. If it more comples use the massing tool with voids etc. and use roofs to define the pool off the mass.
This is a very basic family a coworker created, might help ya :shrug:
Had to dig for a backup that wasn't in 8.1 lol
How about something like this?
if it quite complicated we can make something simpler with sloping bottom.
Thanks everybody.
DID YOU FORGET ME GUYS? THANKS FOR THE FAMILY, BUT TO GET SOMETHING READY IS QUITE GOOD FOR SOMETHING MUCH LESS THE SAME. HOW ABOUT IF I WANT TO MAKE SOMETHING FROM THE SCRATCH? WHAT ARE THE STEPS? THANK YOU ALL!
To create the pool shown in the image below, I did the following:Originally Posted by athanasiosmavrides
note:
mind you all I had to do was locate the pool for Council inspectors, so I didn't need to do a sloping bottom.
1. Create walls - I used created a sweep along a path to define the curvy walls
2. Added the coping - again used another sweep
3. Attach a foor (flat) to walls
Hope that helps...
ps next time - dont type in all uppercase that usually means your shouting, which is only helpful if your in a pub buying s
Thanks for this. I know it was an old post, yet I was happy to be able to resurrect it as just today I was contacted by a repeat client for whom in past I have created 2D landscaping plans. I am sure eventually I will be able to produce a nice Revit generated toposurface with the necessary grading changes and hardscape.