Scrollwork method

[Josh Verran]

Any suggestions on how to achieve something similar to the image below.
I'm thinking the method would be to create one segment as a curtain wall panel then repeat using curtain wall.

But haven't done before and be interested to see what other users have done.

[SenecaDesignLLC]

I use my own custom objects for things like that. I like my control lol. 

I'm curious too as I have never used the curtain wall.

Given my knowledge now I would use my wall coverings and a little gdl to do exactly what you see.

[Lingwisyer]

Are you required to provide drawings to produce this scrollwork? If not, could you just use a texture? This being even more viable in 25 given that you can show actual textures in elevation and section?

Ling.

[ryejuan]

i think you can create a complex profile for curtain wall then replace the panel of that curtain wall into that complex profile. 🤔

[Lingwisyer]

Unless they have fixed it, the issue with Custom CW Panels is that they do not trim to the boundary...

[Rajesh Patil]

If you looking for just for the presentation then you may try this exercise shown in my you tube video. https://youtu.be/6048x8LpFcM

Not suitable for any detailing or such design needs.

[Djordje]

Curtain wall can work for repeated pattern. This also can be done with railing.

You should go crazy and model everything... like Vinoth did here... all in all, over 9 million polygons are already in the model, and the work is ongoing...

[Patrick M]

my first impression: model one segment of the panel with a slab, save the slab as a rail panel, model the full width/length with the railing tool

second thought: photoshop a png with transparent background, model as a morph with a surface using the png (downside would be it would need to be 0" thick)

third option would be to model the repeating panel with a slab as suggested above, save as an object, and add a ROTx 90 line at the front of the 3d script and replace the 2d script with PROJECT2 3,270,2; then place and copy the pattern around

[SenecaDesignLLC]

This is perfect other than the only thing I would say is that if you save the object in asymmetric view correctly the 2D will be what you want without a rotate command

[ryejuan]

how's his computer handling it?