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Does anyone out there know how to create a sloped column in Revit Structure 2008? Base at 0,0,0 and top at 0',2',40'
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Still this is impossible. We had to use a Beam that was sloped.
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No, its not impossible at all. Just create your column with a blend instead of a straight extrustion, have 2 sets of ref. planes on controloing the location at the top, one at the bottom.
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Here is is the basic of what I'm trying to do. The end result will look like a fan effect.
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You must bhe able to see column in level 1 and 2
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I create this slope wf column and test a little seem ok for now (I think), but right now only one orientation and can only slope left or right. may be someone can help define this thing to have it slope and rotate to any angle and orientation. Again this file for drafting purpose don't know it will past the analytical model.
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