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I am using a sweep as a cap along the parapet. There are some walls that have an angled top and the sweep doesn't run along the angle, it stays with the reference plane. Is there a way I can get the sweeps to run on the angle, or is there another method to put on parapet caps?
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Don't use a wall sweep. I would do an in-place sweep.
Read some of the similar threads you see below.
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