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Forums >> Revit Building >> Tips & Tricks >> Rotaing walls about their vertical axis
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Could someone please advise how I can draw walls at, for instance 45 degrees off vertical?
Thanks in anticipation,
GY
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what version are you using.
8.1 has the new ability to apply any wall to a non-vertical mass face.
Prior you would need to create an in-place wall family. Discuseed on this forum many times.
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I use revit 8 u can edit a wall by click @ wall and click 'edit profile', then you can modify it. finsh sketch.
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Edit profile will not allow you to create a 45 degree wall.. you can change the shape of the face of the wall but not the angle it is constructed at. With version 8, you would need to make an in-place family, or even better, a parametric family that can be rotated and flexed as you wish. (remember to use instance parameters so you can grip-flex them in the project)
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If editing the profile will get you the wall shape then the only problem you would still have would be surface pattern. I would think you may be able to load a rotated pattern to fix that but I've not done it.
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