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Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 8:09:23 AM | Framing Plan problem with displaying

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I think I might have messed up and would like someone to help me out of this mess.

I have a sloping roof with a high bmd el and a lo bmd el.  I drew such on the elevation, they are 5' apart.  Anyway, when I did this it created two plans.  Well being new to Revit I drew joists and beams on both plans - the high beams on the high plan and the low ones on the low plan, and the joists that are sloping from low to high I put on the low plan.  Anyway now looking at it I would like all the joists and beams to be on one plan, so I only have one roof framing plan not two.  How can I get these to combine, I tried the view range thing and it will show the low plan joists and beams but it will not show the sizes.  Other than staring over with the framing I don't know what to do.

(As you can see - I am new to revit!)


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Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 8:20:21 AM | Framing Plan problem with displaying

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I don't use structures but this sounds like a hosting issue.  You should be able to click on the elements not showing their sizes and re-host them to your new level.  You will probably then have to change their location based on that level.


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Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 8:51:54 AM | Framing Plan problem with displaying

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That is not working - what I want to do is take the two plans and combine them into one.  So I have beams called off on both plans.  It is modeled right on the elevations and on the 3d but plan wise it is all wrong.  I would like to know how to fix this just incase in the future I need to combine plans.


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