Truss in Revit is a loadable family that consists of sub elements such as top chord, bottom chord and web members. The family is a 2D profile assembly made from these elements. When you load the family into the project, you can assign which structural framing member(beam family) to use for each of these sub elements in the type properties of the truss. Each member can individually be selected and edited as well.
Video Tutorial
Learn about how to add a truss to a project with this Video Tutorial – by Balkan Architect
Learn how to add a truss and attach it to other elements in the project with this Video Tutorial – by Autodesk. Although, this tutorial has been created using Revit 2011, the method shown here is applicable for all Revit versions 2011 and above.
Learn about how to create a custom Truss family with this Video Tutorial – by Balkan Architect
Step by Step Guide
- Place a Truss
- Sketch a New Truss Family Layout
- Attach a Truss to a Roof or Structural Floor
- Remove a Truss and Leave Beams in Place
- Edit a Truss Profile
- Place Structural Framing Tags on a Truss
- Truss Instance Properties
- Truss Type Properties
- Truss Family Properties
- Truss Chord and Web Properties
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