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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> placing "outlookers" on curved support beam
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I trying to place tube steel "HSS" roof supports over a curved support beam (see elevation and section.bmps) to help support the roof deck. Do I have to place each one, adjust the height and rotation in the elevation each time? or is there a way to attach to the support beam and have it rotated flush automatically? there is about 60 of them, that is why I ask. I am using 2011 revit structure.
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Don't know if this is relevant or not, but have you tried placing model lines where you need the outlookers, then placing beams by selecting the model line?
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