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I have created a roof and stipulated both Eaves and Apex of the roof, i now wish to change one of them whilst leaving the other the same, everytime i do this it changes both levels, is there a way around this~??????
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I'm not sure I understand what you are saying. You've created levels for the apex and eaves? One level for the apex- one level for the eaves? And when you change the elevation of the apex level the eaves level changes too? I'm assuming you are creating a level for your apex and a level for your eaves. Is that correct?
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yes thats it! one level for each which then ties them together, im in Revit 2009 and think ive just solved it!!! thanks!
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