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Create a Parametric Ionic Column from Start to Finish

Create a Parametric Ionic Column from Start to Finish. Paul F. Aubin. Create a Parametric Ionic Column from Start to Finish. Paul F. Aubin. Will update this page when venue is determined. Objectives. Constructing the Ionic volute Creating the Ionic capital using the volute profile

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Create a Parametric Ionic Column from Start to Finish

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  1. Create a Parametric Ionic Column from Start to Finish Paul F. Aubin

  2. Create a Parametric Ionic Column from Start to Finish Paul F. Aubin

  3. Will update this page when venue is determined

  4. Objectives • Constructing the Ionic volute • Creating the Ionic capital using the volute profile • Building the scrolls and completing the capital geometry

  5. Some assumptions and prerequisites • Create a new family from a pre-defined template. • overall settings and parameters including the category • Are familiar with various templates • free-standing, hosted and face-based • Reference planes • Can add and modify them • Add dimensions • Set up simple labeled parameters • Importance of “flexing” often

  6. Approach • Basic Box • Sweeps and Swept Blends • Scale and Proportion • Base Diameter • Decimal Units • Level of Detail

  7. Coarse Scale

  8. The Ionic Volute • It’s that curly thing • 24 flexing arcs! • Many sources • Using a nested detail item family rig

  9. Nested Detail Item Rig

  10. Creating the Volute Profile • Open the Starting file • Position the nested rig (already in the file) • Align and lock • Link up Base Diameter • Flex • Begin drawing arcs • Align and lock center and endpoints • Flex, Flex, Flex…

  11. Reference Planes and EQ • Instead of Trigonometry, we use Equality constraints • And nested Detail item rigs • Saves on formulas • Better performance

  12. Second verse, same as the first • Creating the inner edge of the fillet • New instance of the Detail rig • Repeat process of adding arcs • FLEX!

  13. Finish Volute Profiles • Complete the profile by closing the shapes • Save • Save As to create a second (Simpler) one • Flex

  14. Capital Family • Reuses pieces from a Doric • Reconfigure moldings • Adjust voids • Flex

  15. Making the Sweeps • Use a sweep so we can use the profile • Two sweeps back to back • Simple straight line paths

  16. The Scrolls • Sweep and Swept Blend • Profiles use Splines • Splines maintain proportions when scaling! • Flex

  17. Complete the Scrolls

  18. One more sweep • Use a spline path • Add parameters • FLEX!

  19. Complete the Order

  20. Learn More! • Renaissance Revit: Creating Classical Architecture with Modern Software Paul F. Aubin

  21. Thank you www.paulaubin.com paubin@paulaubin.com @pfaubin

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