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Forums >> Revit Building >> Tips & Tricks >> Making structural elements which cut architectural models.
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So, for years, we've used structural families in our architectural models in the spirit of coordination. However, structural beams do not interact with architectural elements and look really awful where, say, a glulam is supposed to be set up into the ceiling plane, but various finish layers of the roof clip through it.
today, I got sick of that and spent about 10 minutes making a nested void family for structual glulams which allow it to cut geometry in a project.
Feel free to look at the attached file, pick it apart and/or improve it.
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