Lỗi cannot be ignored cant create sweep trong revit năm 2024
I have recently been the victim of several variations on this error message, some of which were quite puzzling, and even had disastrous results. Here is a typical scenario of when it might happen, and the sequence of dialog boxes: Create a framework for a swept blend using profiles on a sweep path. Refer to 'Creating Swept blends with adaptive profile' and 'Creating Hollow Sweeps' for more details on how to do this:
Here is another variation on the error message: In this case it does not give you any clues about the problem (not even self-intersecting geometry). At least the Show button is greyed out, because Revit knows it is pointless to try that option. No doubt there are plenty of situations where this particular error message might occur, but one I know of is when your profiles have loops inside them - refer to the hollow sweeps post for a solution. (Partial) SolutionThose of you who have some experience with lofting or swept blends in the Massing environment might have already figured out how to solve this issue: You might have picked up that I only suggested selecting the profiles before create form, but did not include a sweep path - congratulations to those who knew that one. So, you need to pick the profiles, and the spline (or whatever path) before attempting to create a form. Revit will then have a much better chance of figuring out what you want to achieve. However, it still may not work. In some situations you may not actually want the host framework to dictate the exact form - sometimes you want Revit to directly interpolate between the profiles, which may give a different result. More on how to achieve this in the next post . . . . Reorder Profiles Button
The moral of the tale is: If you ever see that 'Reorder Profiles' button, make sure you have a backup of the file before you try it out! Unable to Create Form ElephantIf you ever see this error message, you are in serious trouble. But don't worry, all you need to do is to get Marcello Sgambelluri to help out . . . . . |