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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Pyramid Skylight - Mullion Issues
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Hey all,
Ran into a rather comfusing issue when creating my Skylight. Rather, roof turned to sloped glazing, the mullions are picking a finish edge that is angled, making the mullions look terrible. Is there a proper way to replicate straight mullions? Perhaps create a specific family?
Or is there a better way in create such a skylight?
Attached image to show what the mullions are doing.
Thanks!
Matt
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It seems you will be better off with a roof hosted skylight family. with a pyramid shape.
check to see if Revit city has one already
HTH
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Yeah, I suppose, but I really need to be able to add some mullions, like the ones on each corner. Perhaps I'll just make a family instead.
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