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Hi guys Just quick question, I'm trying to add a roof fascia consisting of 2x8's, when i try to go to host sweep-fascia the only options they have for me to pic from are 2 by's and i cant find how to make my own. Does anyone know how i can add or make my own fascia profiles?
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Never mind, answered my own question, it is very simple thank you REVIT! I just opened new family, with hosted-profile template and created my new fascia loaded it into project, and wala it was there.
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Any profile can be used as a Fascia. I don't know what comes with Revit but you can create a profile family very easily with the hosted profile family template. Just draw a closed loop of any shape and save it.. If you want to get fancy you can add controls and design multiple family types like 2x4,2x6,4x12 whatever...I added a sample
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thanks robin that was very kind of you!
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I've created a new fascia profile but cant get it to load under roof fascia. It loads under profiles, how do I get into the correct category so its an option under fascia? In my family file under family category & parameters under profile usage I have it set to fascia. thanks
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figured it out, just needed to go a lit' bit farther with properties to edit then change to the profile I wanted.
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