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Hi there.
I'm currently using Revit 2014 on Windows 7.
Okay my question is (and I'm aware there are several other posts asking this question already). Is there a way to get the webbing in a structural truss to join with both the top and bottom chord? Ie a mitre joint?
The properties don't seem to give too many options and I'm willing to edit the truss family if that's what is required to get the truss to look right.
At the moment it looks weird in our sections because the webbing isn't joining as it would look in reality.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Not going to happen they way you want. REVIT does not do accurate truss shop drawings. Perhaps with an add-on.
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Thanks for your feedback
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