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I`m just wondring about if there is a comand in Revit 7 that divide a 2d line in several parts in same size. In AutoCad there is a comand called "divide".
I`m new in Revit, so maby the question is not so clever... ;
Hope someone can help me.
Thanks, Stian
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In Revit you can use dimensions to control equality. You could set up reference planes for instance, add a dimension string to them, then click on the little blue "eq" control and then they will all be equally spaced. Since this equality is maintained even if the outside lines move, it is vastly more powerful than the ACAD divide command. Revit is all about levels, grids and alignments use them to your advantage.
HTH
Tom
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