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how do i draw a wall at a slant in elevation? (ie not 90 degrees level-level)
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Use "Create" - "Wall" to make an in place family using "Solid Blend" - offset the top sketch from the bottom sketch.
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Create a mass that gives you the surface you require, then use wall by face (providing your are using 8.1)
This way you can still have layers to your wall.
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thank you for your tips!
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mr. spot -- If I'm using Revit 2010, do I create a Mass In-place, or create one from the template? Because I tried creating a mass on plan (just playing around with it) and it didn't work. It came out as a flat object with no height. Forgive me, I'm not very good with the mass-modeling. W
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So, I've managed to model a wall under COMPONENTS (HOME) and by MODELING IN PLACE. Is there a way I can give this wall the same properties (like structural usage) as my other walls, and can I assign a Wall Type to it? Thanks!
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Mr. Spot gave you the options in his earlier post. If you want full wall properties then use the mass to create a face then use wall by face using one of your wall types.... Then you can get rid of the mass or hide it someway so that you can modify later.
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