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I have a portion of building that is set to an odd angle and I made a quick section cut without realizing that it was not aligned properly to the view. Now when I open the section view, I can zoom in and see that everything is off kilter by a hair. Is there a way to re-align the section view with the modeled elements?
I tried rotating, but there is no snappable part of the section to guarantee that the correction is any better. I am using version 2016.
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Why not just cut a new section that is perpindicular?
I have rotated sections in the past but the process is not easy since the rotation center is not on the section cut. You have to move that point. The other problem is Revit doesn't like small increments.
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