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I can sweep a profile but i just want to do a simple extrude of of a profile loaded. I want to set the elevation on one end, set the elevation of the other end and extrude. right now I have to sketch in the end of each profile. I just want to use my loaded profile.
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for what kind of object will you be extruding this profile?
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It is a simple shape I am extruding over and over again in the project but have to keep resketching it. It is the shape for a mass. for all intesive perposes let say it is the shape of a aquared U that I want extruded from 0mm in elev at one point and 1000mm at one end for the other 7000mm long.
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Why don't you use a sweep rather than an extrusion? If you are doing it multiple times rather create it as a family and have a height parameter.
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because with a sweep the ends are perpendicular to the sweep angle. I want the ends to stay perpendicualr to the level (staright up) not perp to the andgle of the sweep.
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can you attach the image to what kind of object extrusion you want to achieve?
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Yeah, put some images to figured what do really want.... there are some limitations about the constructions of "Free Forms" in relation of other programs like Max or Rhino, i hope and i wish in the next version of Revit they include in the "Swept Blend" the Path work in the 3 axis (X,Y and Z) at the same time and we can include 3 profiles agains the 2 we have now, some times it's better to create this kind of forms in other programs and then import like a ACIS nurb to Revit and apply by face what do we want.....
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