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Does anyone know how to create a roof fascia that curves 2 directions? I haven't been able to do it with the roof fascia tool. I thought maybe creating a thin roof outbourd of the edge of the roof would be a quick workaround but roofs don't let you include a profile, which I need. Any ideas? I'm using Revit 2009.
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What do you mean curved in two directions Curved in plan or elevation? Mark
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Some images of what you need i think will help...
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You can try it with an in-place family-->roof category-->solid sweep.....but as Typhoon said, an image could help better...
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The problem with a sweep is that it only lets you create a path in 2D, not 3D. I've attached a revit file for reference.
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The problem with a sweep is that it only lets you create a path in 2D, not 3D. I've attached a revit file for reference.
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Yep, now i see what you want, use the create in place like Erland said and it's done...
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A sweep can have a 3D path, but only when you use the pick command for the path...
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"The problem with a sweep is that it only lets you create a path in 2D, not 3D." What do you mean by this?.....
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LIKE SPOT SAID, FOR THE PATH YOU WILL HAVE USE PICK 3D EDGES.
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