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Hi guys, I'm trying to make a hyperbolic paraboloid roof in Revit. I found an older thread here with an example, but i'm a beginner using Revit and I didn't quite understand how to use the blend option for creating this kind of roof. Can someone please detail this for me? Thanks
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If it is a true hyperbolic parabolid a blend wont work. I got a hyperbolic parabolidish shape using a box and cutting out two aches from it. It worked somewhat, but not totaly.
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