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hello all. does anybody know of a way to use the "spot slope" command to show 1:distance which is a pretty normal way to notate a sloping ramp/roof etc  see http://revitfix.blogspot.com/2009/06/spot-slope.html highlighting the issue)?
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iangus, You said "... show 1:distance which is a pretty normal way..." This is just like your slang the other day - here we use a fixed distance. Looks like you will have to put this on the wishlist. You can do that on the AUGI site. Mr. Spot might have a way around this....
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where is "here"? for me "here" is the UK and i think notating a slope at 1:x (x being the distance) is nothing out of the ordinary. so, we await mr spot.....
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