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hey floks, I have some walls that I am trying to dimesion and i get an error message saying that the dimension cannot be done because the walls are not parallel. i checked and we are talking about 1/256 on an inch! is there a setting that determines how much leeway you get in this? thanks pgrimmi
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No, there is no option to change this setting. My solution has been to draw a short reference plane at the end of Wall A that is parallel to Wall B, and then dimension from the reference plane to Wall B. See the attached jpg.
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thanks laurabh. that did the trick! one would think that revit would give a little play between walls that are not parallel by 1/256" over 200'! perhaps such a setting will be available in later versions regards pgrimmi
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