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Hi, I've been using RevitCity for a while now, but haven't posted on the forums at all, until now. (Previously I've used the downloads section to download families for class projects.)
I've got an internship at a software company that makes bidding software for piping and ductwork jobs. Mostly, my job consists of answering the phone. Since the company is thinking of moving their focus from AutoCAD to Revit, and I'm the only person around here with both Revit experience and any sort of free time, I've been asked to re-draw some of the old ductwork examples in Revit. Now, I don't know much about ductwork, but I'm learning as I go. This is the first time I've used Revit MEP (In all my Revit classes, I've used Revit Architecture), so I'm a bit new to this as well, though most concepts seem to be the same.
Anyways, I'm trying to place a "Rectangular Elbow - Radius 2 W" at a 90 degree angle, but the "Angle" parameter in the Dimensions section of the elbow's properties menu is greyed out and is not available to change. (It's currently at 45 degrees.) Could somebody please tell me how to change this?
Thank you.
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(Again, I have no way to edit or delete my posts. Apparently if you refresh the page it reposts anything you posted...)
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You have learned... refreshing your post is NOT the way to see any answers. You need to open the post - then refreshing does work.
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Yes, I figured that out. Thanks.
After a couple hours of screwing around with it, I solved my problem. Thank you anyways.
I would like to ask, though, is there anyway to edit posts on the RevitCity forums?
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Pick your post then click on the orange chevron on the right.
BTW - This forum asks that you share your answer if you answered it yourself. Please do that so others can learn from your question and answer.
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