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Does anyone know how to do a wall that is not 90 degrees from the floor? Is this just a s simple as creating a new wall type or this a more difficult process?
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I would do it as an in-place family using a sweep to get the wall profile and slope.
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that makes sense. I guess i would just use voids for my openings and piece walls in those openings so i can insert doors and windows. Does that sound about right?
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You can place door and windows into the sloped wall (use 3D view), but it will probably not behave like you would expect. Best advice I can give is model it like you would build it the best you can using the present set of Revit tools.
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