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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> overlapping pads - is it possible?
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hey everybody.
I always thought that revit doesnt permit overlapping pads.
i mannged to make 2 overlapping pads in my project - by mistake!
is it possible? or is it a bug?
thank you!
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ARe you sure you don't have two different topo's?
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yes!
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here is a video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_--QNUwoU0
huh?!
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So how did you do it? How can we do it? Overlapping pads is a massive pita.
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