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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> Reinforcing a Sloped Slab - Please Help!!
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I've created a concrete slab in a project and I have added slope to this slab by highlighting it and selecting the modify sub element tool and assigning an elevation to the points in which I needed sloping. After the slab was created, I used the sketch area reinforcement tool for adding rebar to this slab. When I hit finish sketch and view the slab in section I see that the reinfocing does not follow the slope of the slab. Does anyone know why this is? Does it have anything to do with how I created the slope in the slab? I have attached the file so you can view what I am explaining. Thanks
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I am having the exact same issue. How do I tell the reinforcing to have a start and finish elevation so it can slope with my slabs? Thank you.
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