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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Trim, Battens, Wall Sweep ... or what?
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Trying to recreate some working drawings of an existing building for a class. Drafting class, not a Revit class. I'm not sure what's the best way to reproduce the trim on the exterior of this building. Any suggestions? And, my ultimate goal is to get good working drawing out of this, and not just make it "appear" correct, if that's possible. Thanks for any suggestions, CoreyLee
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wall sweeps, you can do them horizontal and vertical..
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