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Hi, Im having some issue in regards to sweep editing in project environment....the sweep was created in the project but cant seem to be able to edit the path or profile...?????????
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And how it was "created in the project"?????
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massing and site > in place mass
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The OLD create in-place is in "HOME-COMPONENT-MODEL IN-PLACE", here you can draw by "Solid Extrusion, blen, sweep....., the "massing and site > in place mass" is the OLD "MASSING"....
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wow....thank you!!!
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Yeah, I made the same mistake the first time....
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What if the sweep was created in an RFA file? I can't find the same menu options when editing the family. I'm attempting to modify an existing concrete t-beam.
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RFA file is a "Family", RVT file is a "Project", when you "Edit" the family and you pick in the object you have option to edit and change what you want....
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I'm attempting to modify an existing concrete t-beam and I can't edit the "patern"
Edited on: Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 1:22:32 PM
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Again the same question????????
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The "pattern"?? follow the arrows...
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My terminology my be off a little. maybe this picture will help.
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You can Load a Profile already created in a "Profile Family" (because that's the case you have in this family) OR you can change to "by Sketch" and draw the new profile you want to that Croncrete T-Beam....
Edited on: Sat, Sep 12, 2009 at 10:19:39 AM
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I created a sweep on the arch but I need to return it to 90d at the corner and at the end too. Please help!
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I don't understand what you need....
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