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I use Revit 2011. I have a 2 x 4 lay-in ceiling. When I use the ceiling tool it gives me a layout. However, I have a closet that projects into the room and this causes a 1" sliver of ceiling next to the closet. Is there a way to change the origin of the hatch pattern so the grid can be shifted a little to eliminate this problem?
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Carl
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You should be able to simply click on a single grid line and drag it to the location that you would like it to start the origin from and the rest of the ceiling should follow keeping the 2x4 spacing.
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Thanks,
I must have tried everything but this. It works.
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