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Check out the attached image. I have a curved stair with a curved wall beneath it. I need to "slice" the wall at the stringer. I've tried drawing a reference plane and attaching the wall to that..... but since it is a curved stair, it is very difficult (maybe even impossible for all I know) to draw a reference plane at the correct slope. I can't do a void sweep because the path is not 2D. Any other suggestions?
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Hi, "I can't do a void sweep because the path is not 2D. Any other suggestions?" - Well, use the "Void Swept Blend" in a "create in place" "family-Wall"...
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Thanks! That worked!
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