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Revit 2008, I am trying to draw a reference plane in a family for the purpose of a sweep. But the RP needs to be at an angle to the x grid and at an angle to the z grid. Any suggestions????
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try placing in one view and then , change to other view , select previous , and rotate but if its to make a sweep you will might want to to this with a line
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No I have tryed this and it will only allow me to rotate this in one directions. Any other suggestions????
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it worked for me in a generic model familie,, i drew the RP in planview , named it, and then rotated it in front view
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If i had the origional line drawn down the x axis. I need it rotated in the y dimension , then roated in the z dimensions and then tilted in the x dimension.... Any suggestions????
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Hi, use "Reference Lines" to do it, and use the Work plane of that Reference line to rotate in the axis you want...
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Dafpfy, I opened your model and saw that is was done, when i went and drew reference lines in 3D view it was on a new work plane, but i wasn't able from any view to see where that work plane was drawn or understood how it was created. I still can not get a reference plane or line to rotate in any but one axis... any suggestions.
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two reference lines
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okay so i tried this one and the best solution looks like a rotating reference plane with a rotating reference line in it. but its far from perfect.
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