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Hi
I want to model a object with 1 side straight and the other side curved, and the profile 1 is bigger while the profile 2 is smaller. (For example, a knife)
However in "Swept Blend" function I can only draw 1 sketch path, thus the result of my model becomes "2 sides curved"  Please see the attached jpg).
Is there any other way to model this?
Thank you very much
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Create two "Swept Blends" then use a void to cut what you don't want
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Big thanks Typhoon :-)
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Hi Typhoon.
I have tried the void, but it seems the void can not cut a "floor".
It can only cut a "family / generic model"?
Another question:
How can I model the object like the attached jpg shows, but in a better way (1 piece floor with curved section edges)
Thank you
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Hi Typhoon.
I attach a better illustration to explain what I would like to model.
Thank you
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Ty's advice is still valid.
Cretae a sweep defined by the outside curve of this ramp. just make it the full width of the widest part. Then in plan, create a void that cuts the inside radius.
And voids will cut any Revit created object - including floora and wall - roofs - families. You just have to make them correctly.
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Thank you WWHub
I have tried Component / model in-place /"void floor", "void mass" and "void generic model" to cut a floor, but it hasn't worked ....
Please see the attached jpg.
Would you tell me the correct way to cut a floor, please?
Thank you very much
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You have to create the void form correctly. Before finishing the void, you have to tell it what to cut. You don't want it cutting something else.
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Big thanks WWHub :-)
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