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I am needing to create a trench in a floor slab that cuts through the floor and is visible as stainless steel. Any thoughts. Attached is the profile that might give some clarification of my needs.
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Depending on how much detail you want to go to.
I would just break the floor where the grate has to go (split the sketch). You could also use an in-place family floor void, if you want to keep it as one sketch.
Then create a hosted profile for your grate, add a floor slab edge to one of the edges and position the profile in the appropriate position. You can then associate the stainless steel material to the slab edge.
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brilliant!!!
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