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I have a single slope roof... back to front, with the corners cut off at 45's. I still need gutters on the sloped portions of the roof, but Revit's gutter tool doesnt seem to work on sloped portions. What is the best method to get a gutter on te sloped portions of the attached image. I could remove the front gutter and model the whole thing so the corners look nice, but is their a better way? The red lines indicate where I need gutters on the attached image.
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I don't have Revit here right now to test but you can use a "Create-In-Place" with the solid sweep and with that gutter profile to create that IF you really can't do that by "host Sweep".....
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Do a in-place model with a sweep. And use "pick 3D Edges."
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On this point also, how can you join the sloping gutter with a gutter placed on a horizontal plane? In this situation the gutter on the cut off corner meets the gutter on a flat plane but i cannot create a sweep for he entire thing in one go?
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Easier solution - Edit your gutter profile and re-name then re-assign it to fascia... Now it can be placed on any edge... just will not schedule right probably.
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I have reassigned to fascia so it can be put on any surface. But it still doesnt want to join at the corner. Any suggestions?
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Great tip on the Fascia vs Gutter. Perhaps create a seperate corner piece family?
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