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Can you place points to modify sub elements at a "foundation" slab. The Shape Editing tool dose not come up when I highlight the foundation slab. I know you can do it at "floor" slabs.
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You mean a structural floor? Yes you can, i still get all the options. You'll need to tell us more about what your doing, what version of Revit, do you have all the updates installed?
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Not a structural floor, a "Foundation Slab" found in the foundations Tab. I am using R13
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A foundation slab is just a slab, all you can do is add a slope arrow. I personally would use a structural floor over a slab unless you need if for some sort of scheduling reason.
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That’s what I thought. I wonder why Revit is set up like this. If any slab needs to nave sub points it’s a foundation slab. An example would be a slab on grade sloping to multiple floor drains.
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This may really be a terminology problem. We don't consider slabs on grade to be foundation slabs. They are just another floor. Actually, I don't know of anyone here referring to foundation slabs. We have matt foundations for large areas that may have multiple elements loading them. If structural items "sit" on a SOG, then we might have reiforced areas for that or thickened slab areas but we still consider this to be a floor and model accordingly.
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