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 | | From: | Aaron Rumple | | Subject: | Re: Roof's fascia | | Date: | Wed, 19 Jan 2005 12:57:44 -0600 |
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 | See file in customer-gallery...
"anyav" wrote in message news:41ee2c72_1@newsprd01...
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> Thank you Paul!!!
> Of course I know it is possible, I just don't know how can I do this in
> Revit, and i'm "stressing" with this... :-)
> Please check my Profile if you can, and tell me how can I do that!!
> Could tou please send me the rvt file with the example you show below?
> Thank you very much again.
> anyav
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> "Paul Monsef" wrote in message
> news:41ed4e32$1_3@newsprd01...
> > It is possible!! you're just not doing it right. ;o)
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> > Please post a rvt file of the profile you are using for your fascia.
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> > --
> > Regards,
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> > Paul Monsef
> > -----------------------------
> > TSA | architects, pllc
> > Production/CAD Manager
> > 425.401.6828 x105
> > paulmonsef_NOSPAM_@tsaarchitects.com
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> > "anyav" wrote in message news:41ed0022_2@newsprd01...
> >> 1. Did you try to erase all segments and start from the begining?
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> >> yes, but it didtn't work...
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> >> 2. If yes, then do you make the fascia as one, or you stop, then start
> >> the
> >> command again and wait for them to join?
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> >> I've tried that too, but it didtn't work again...
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> >> Do you use add/remove segments?
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> >> Yes, but it didtn't work...
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> >> the problem happens when we try to place fascia in roof that just have
2
> >> slopes!!
> >> But, obviously, this is possible in real construction....so I can't
> >> understand why it's not possible in revit!!
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