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I'm trying to put a ramp in my project which has a 15' rise. I've set the properties so that it is going from the appropriate level to the ground level, changed the slope to 1:8, and set it to the proper width. However, when I start to sketch it, it only sets the run to 1' 10" and my ramp looks like a ladder. The ramp should be almost 150' long. I don't know what the issue is. Can anyone help me please? I'm using Revit Architecture 2008. Thanks!!!!
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1'10" divided by 15' is approx 8 so it looks like the ramp slope is 8 in 1 instead of 1 in 8 check also levels and offsets cheers geoffm
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oops that should have read 15' div by 1'10' is approx 8
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Thank you so much!!! I fixed it!
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