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I have an auditorium floor that needs to be drawn like a contour grid where I can define spot elevations. Anyone know how to draw a floor slab with multiple slopes?
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Easiest way for me; Draw the floor without slope arrow as you please. Finish. Then select the floor and in the options bar you'll have a couple of things to do...for example "modify sub-elements" and so on. Try that! By the way it applies to roofs too.
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viktork is right, there is a Define Points option that allows for spot elevations. The relative checkbox allows you to either adjust +/- from the floor height or if unchecked, you can do true spot elevations.
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Thanks for the posts I'll give it a shot when I have to redraw it after design changes. I have it in for now, but I had to use create mass with a sweep, due to the floor terminating at both ends along an arc with all points of same elevation, then apply roof face. And then applied to other floor components based on their highest termination point along the same radius.
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