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Forums >> Revit Systems >> Technical Support >> How to place wood trim profiles on a wall
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Dumb beginner question. I have the profile family loaded but when I try to place the trim (either in plan or elevation) "nothing" happens, i.e.: no edit line, placement line etc. How is this done?
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the best way to place a wall sweep is in a 3d view. After it has been placed you can add to it in plan and elevation.
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Thanks, I did find a similar thread and followed their solution.
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