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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Why does it say that my ramp has no slope when it does for a spot slope?
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I want the slope and slope arrow to show up for my ramps in Revit 2014. It says that it's on, but in all detail levels does not show up. Then when I try and put on a spot slope annotation to the ramp, it says no slope. What is happening?
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Ramps don't work for some things including spot elevations and slopes. Floors do.
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It’s jumping through hoops, but you can apply spot elevation and slope in 3D view or elevation, copy them to clipboard and paste in floor plan view.
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