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CKorleski

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Good Morning all, I have a quick question about floor slabs.  Most of the projects I work on all have a sloped concrete floor that direct fluid to an area sump in a corner of the area.  My question is the slope tool only allows for one slope per slab, but I have slabs that will slope in two directions, does anyone know a work around for this???

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Typhoon

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"the slope tool only allows for one slope per slab" - The "Slope Arrow"??? Yeah but when you pick in a "Slab/Floor" you have in the "Options Bar" tools to create/change the points/lines elevations into that Slab, did you check that before your post this question????

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WWHub

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I think one of the hardest things to remember in REVIT is to watch your options bar.  It is constantly changing and giving you other  o p t i o n s.

On a side note .... do you really want to do this?  Most of us would not model slopes to drain.  We would take care of this with notes in plan views.  When you model a floor slope, it really plays hell with walls, doors and other elements that are meant to sit on the floor.

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