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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Attching objects to a toposurface
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is there a way to attach an object such as a side-curb or a rpc object to a topo surface which is sloping (except for viewing it from all elevations and then moving it accordingly)? I do not know how to make my curb fall with the sloping surface and this seems to take ages manually.
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Site "is the weakest link" in REVIT at this time. You can not do what you want - you end up having to do in place families or use walls and edit the profile.
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Thanks WWhub, not what I wanted to hear but maybe Revit 2010 wil have this option.
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I don't know if this is what do you need but, pick in the family you want (rpc...) pick in "EDIT", in Settings-Family and category parameters choose "Site" and uncheck "Always vertical", save and load to project...
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WWHub is correct, the site tools in Revit are horrible to use. However, I have attempted this work around a couple time. In order to get my curbs, sidewalks, etc to follow the slope of my topo, I use a floor or a pad. Then slope the floor to match my topo by editing the corner elevation points. To make sure my curb is at the correct elevation, I use the spot dimension tool on the topo, and then edit my floor to match (+ the appropriate curb height). Hope that makes some sense.
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