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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> Editing Wall Profile in Plan View
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Hi,Is there any way to create a shaft-like cove in a wall? I want to open a cove for my piping.
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I would use a face based void to cut the wall.
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I would use a face based void to cut the wall.
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Thank you, i will give it a try.
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My answer was a model based solution but if you don't need to model this, then just use the edit cut profile tool in your plan view.
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