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Forums >> Revit Building >> Tips & Tricks >> Create revolved, sloped glazing roof
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Hi all,
Trying to make a revolved, sloped glazing roof (trying to mimic a metal roof) and haven’t had much luck looking thru the help files or even Google. Part of this building’s footprint has semi-circular exterior walls and the roof fascia above those walls will follow the same path. In plan view, the mullions at the arched areas should all converge to the center point (see attached sketch). But, as you know, Revit doesn’t want the slope glazing footprint to have any arches. Any ideas? There has to be a way to do this, right? Thanks in advance
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Never mind on the above question. Found one way to do.
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