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so i made a generic model as the basic shape of this bulding. its diamond shaped and veers outward at 45d from its footprint. i used the generic model and "wall by face" and got the shape i needed. only now i cant add openings or edit the wall profile and trim the excess. im thinking if theres a way to union 2 or more generic models it may work but i dont know how to do that in revit
so my question is. can you union generic models in revit?
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When you say you made a generic model do you mean you did an in place component for your whole building with the generic model as you component? I would have used a mass for this. And if you used a component you should have used the WALL so that you get the correct effects that you are looking for.
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the walls angle outward at 45 degrees. you cant edit the regular wall do that. so i used wall by face.
what im asking is if you can UNION generic model in place objects like you can in autocad to make a complex shape and then use wall by face
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No, thats why you should have done it as a MASS and then added walls by face
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YOUR STILL NOT ANSWERING THE QUESTION
BUT IT DOESNT MATTER
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You asked-
"what im asking is if you can UNION generic model in place objects like you can in autocad to make a complex shape and then use wall by face"
In me previous post I answered NO and then stated the correct way to do it.
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