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Hi I am new to revit and am havng trouble creating a column. I am trying to create an indutrial column with an i-beam and concrete base. How do I combine these two elements to create a successful column? Please help!!!!!
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You need to create a family, you have a couple of options:
1. Create a single family with all the geometry
2. Create two families. One for the concrete base nested into the steel-column family.
Do you know how to create/edit families?
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Why don't you just place seperate columns?
Or are you just protecting the base of a steel column with a concrete surround?
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Can you just used the 'isolated foundation' function after placing the column?
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