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I am currently working with Revit Structure 2008 and am constantly having issues with discrepancies between my physical and analytical model lines. I have found work arounds for many of the complications but I am stuck with one thing. I am trying to frame a beam system into a masonry wall. The analytical line of the wall is not directly in the center of the wall. I cannot get the beams in the system to "reach" the analytical line of the wall. I have tried the "adjust analytical" tool with no effect. If anyone has a work around for this issue I would appreciate it.
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This may be obvious but have you tried the 'align' tool? I haven't come across this issue because I'm still trying to work out how to model correctly. I'm sure you have but just in case.
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