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Hello to all, I have been using revit since 2 years now and I am currently working on a project with a circular plan. My question is... Is there anyway to create elevation views and customize to elevation line to adapt our building?
Let´s say that I want to break the elevation line into 5 parts with a slight angle to adapt the building facade. Is this possible?
Thanks guys! Patrick
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Use 5 different elevations and place side by side on your sheet. You don't have to title all 5 if you don't want to on the sheet.
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