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Hello All,
I'm working on a multiple beam to column connection, have reviewed several posts on here referring to "beam to column" connection but have not found what i'm looking for as of yet. In my case I have three modified beams that i'm trying to attach to an HSS Column. I have one attached to the column but when i try to move the other two towards the column the other one moves back as if they're polar opposites, I also lose the cut on the bottom of the beams. I have tried pinning the beams but no luck there.
Anyway, i have attached a some images, i'm using revit 2014.
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Did you know that you can cut beams using reference planes?
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