Revit Tutorial (Day 93) - Parametric Perforated Panel using Curtain Wall

(Quarantine Day 93)
Yesterday we did a perforated panel using curtain wall. Today we will make it parametric. You can control the perforate percentage of it.

Let me know if you have any question or better ideas.

[francescobasile]

Do you have the panel family by chance. Would save me so much time as a arch student lol

[abdulniyas]

Hello BIN HE, This video is very useful for me to understand perforated panels. plz do like this tutorials continuously. keep rocking :) :)

[phillyguy]

Good tutorial. These perforated panels are still very memory intensive if used across a large surface.

[giannipipoli]

wow! thank You very much. You are super :-)))

[hichameljamali]

I get an error "Can't make type "perforated wall". How can i fix this?

[DgrBasak]

I was delighted to see this video, neat little thing you've done. Thanks a lot...But then when i tried to use them in non rectangular shape curtain panels ( in a sloped glazing panel instead of the glazed panel), wellll....i was sorely disappointed...i thought this would do the trick, but alas...

[Zh]

Hi. Sorry I can’t find the family (metric curtain wall panel) could you share?

[wangruilin]

Thanks for your videos. I am following for videos to improve my Revit.skill, can you please upload a video to demonstrate the railing(for both balustrate and panel type) for staircase? Thanks in advance.

[giannipipoli]

Is it possible to hide the join lines between each module in shaded view?

[ATVex-rtrg]

I have been trying to write the equation but Revit keeps saying " the following is not valid parameter" any solution for that? and if you can write the equation here it will be good, thank you