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My company is currently wanting to make the transition for ADT to Revit achitecture. I've been teaching myself by doing small projects and watching youtube videos. My biggest issue is finding a way to do complex roofs. Enclosed is a PDF file of a front elevation drawn ADT. Would it be possible to draw this in Revit or am I being to ambitiuos. Comments would be greatly appreciated.
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Without actually trying it, I think almost all of this, except for the flare at the bottom of the slopes, can be done with one roof sketch. Give it a try, then if you have troubles, post your sketch and results.
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