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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> Aligning Beams to Slope Reference Plane
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I have created a reference plane that depicts the slope of my roof. I cut a section and aligned the top of one of my beams with the refernce plane and it worked perfectly. The joist attached to it rotated on the slope. Now I tried to do the next beam and it will not align. I do not get an error just nothing happens. How do I "unlock" this member? I tried editting work plane but didn't work. When i click on the beam that already aligned, i see a unlocked pad lock. When i click on the other beam, no pad lock at all shows up. What am i missing? Thanks, in advance
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