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I have most of the building set. The exterior walls are load bearing masonry. The interior are steel columns, beams and joists. I am trying to set the joists that run from the exterior wall to the interior column/beam. They are sloping. How do I do this? I am having trouble with any structure that needs to be set at an angle. Any ideas?
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You need to set the work plane prior to drawing them. Either draw a reference plane at the appropriate angle in elevation or you can use the face of a roof or floor that is already at the correct angle in the correct position.
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Not to sound dense....but how do you create the work plane? The Revit "Help" is vague and no books I have explain it.
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