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Hello everyone... I attached a picture where everything is shown. Does anyone have some comments about the text in red? Could it be that REVIT avoids such mistakes?
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You are asking REVIT to do somethings it was not meant to do! Revit will show the cleanups correctly in section. It will also show the items correctly in 3D. If you want it to show correctly in a 3D section, then build your floor as two components! Slab only and topping/insulation seperate.
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I guess the wish list should be supplemented. Remember the previous thread we talked about wrong section view, i think that this wrong view generated by revit is because of these coutouts.I revit would make these cutouts right, the the section view also would be right, dont you think so? And speaking about what was meant to do... My opinion is that we use the "STRUCTURAL" version of REVIT, so they must make things appear right. Architects dont need such detailing, so this is why they use "ARCHITECTURAL" version.. We are making complex designs, so we need good tools and relyable ones. I had one good example form life, where this mistake of REVIT almost cost us extra days in worksite. The thing was, that we had a concrete foundation wall that was joined with the concrete floor. The floor had insulation layer 100mm and then concrete layer 100mm above. So in the section view concrete wall joined to the concrete part of the wall and everything looked right, but when placing spot dimensons in the plan, the actual top level of wall should be "-100mm" but the spot dimension showed "-200" (see the picture of section) because of these cutouts. So I thik this is huge mistake that REVIT guys have missmatched..
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