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I've read a few different forums on creating an in place mass so that I can use for creating an arched soffit. All I want to do is draw a profile and have that profile sweep along a path. Not sure what I'm missing but this is not as easy as I thought it would be. I thought that if I drew a profile, drew reference lines along the path I wanted, and then selected the profile and the reference lines and created form I would have my little sweep. Instead Revit gives me some strange extrusion that does not follow any paths. What is the secret here that I'm missing?
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"Profiles" must be "Closed Loops" that's the key: http://screencast.com/t/NKRSRjhba
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