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I am using Revit 2016 and I get this message while trying to create a ramp,
"The ramp's base (base level + base offset) must be below its top (top level + top offset). "
I get the message as soon as I hit the ramp icon, not having a chance to set or change any of the ramp properties. The only option I get is to cancel the ramp.
Any suggestions as to what is happening and how to fix it??
Thanks in advance.
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Try to Copy it and paste it somewhere and then modify the copy.
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