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Like you asked, short of modeling each individual rafter and arraying them out, I cannot figure out a way to get a 'count' of how many rafters there are in a roof. Let alone how long they are. I am trying to get this up and running, in connection with Navisworks as an estimating tool for my estimators at the lumber yard I work for and so far I have yet to be able to accomplish this task. I am starting to believe that the 'old fashioned' way to estimating, with a scale and calculator is quicker and more efficient than using Autodesk products.
Maurice Chatelain Books Download on this page. Would it help me to upgrade to the Full Revit suite? I am just using LT and I know that there are additional Add-ons and Plug-ins that will work with the full version. Are there any of those that might aid me in this endeavor? Create a Generic Model line based, add parameter Line Length = L - Load in project place on a roof plan, array to reflect the layout of the rafters.
They will be the projection of the rafters on a plan, not a true 3D. - Schedule them and add a formula to calculate the actual 3D length based on the slope of the roof Rafter 2D Projection Length = L Roof Slope = S Rafter 3d Length = R R = sqrt (L 2 + (L*S) 2) Example: Rafter 2D Projection Length = 12' Roof Slope = 4:12 Rafter 3d Length = R R = sqrt (12 2 + (12*4:12) 2) R = sqrt (144 + 16) R = sqrt (160) R = 12.65'. Thank you again for replying so swiftly. At this point I get the feeling that the traditional method of estimating and takeoff is going to be faster.
I can take a scale and find the length of the rafter (12') and multiply it by the slope factor (4:12 = 1.0541) and get the length (12.65') and to get the count I can just divide the length by my spacing on center. I was hoping to find a fully automated way to accomplish this but from what I am gathering there seems to be none. If I were to upgrade to the full version of Revit are there any addons or plug-ins that might do this?