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HAllo,
please, I am doing a historic building, which has walls with non rectangular base, a mean the width of the wall is not same. Can I convert a mass to a wall or can I extrude line skech to a wall (but not that the poly is a wall base line. I hope I have explained what I need. Please help
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If the faces of the wall aren't all vertical
You create an-inplace family for walls of varying thickness. Refer Mr GG tutorial on sculpted walls.
If the faces are vertical and there are just steps in the wall of different materials.
Use the stacked wall feature and stack the differing wall types, refer revit help on stacked walls.
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