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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> R2008+9: Parapet flashing to a wall with an editted profile
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I have searched high & low for assistance on this but have failed to come close - I have an itching it might be reference plane related, but I have yet to delve into that realm so will still need help with that if such is the case. In short (he says) I have our parapet flashing profile drawn, loaded into a sweep and doing exactly what I want it to - at least on standard walls - but when I am unable to attach the sweep to walls that have editted profiles - which is quite frustrating given how common an architectural feature sloped parapets are here in the UK. I have modelled a rough & ready sketchup setch to illustrate what I am wanting to do - the blue line indicating the path I would like the "sweep" to follow. If at all possible, there is a way to also wrap said sweep [i]down[/i] the vertical line of the wall edge as well, then I would greatly welcome advice/links/etc. Thanks in advance. [B]EDIT[/B] Sorry, the attachment didn't work in the first instance - and I've been hunting high and low for the post-edit button!!!?
Edited on: Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 10:54:42 AM
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You can create the sweeps separately for this. Pick on the wall lines to define the path.
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Hi, see this and send a feedback: http://screencast.com/t/O8vZG8ThHT
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Wow! I have to say, as far as replies go, that's got to be one of the most selfless efforts I've experienced on [i]any[/i] forum - thank you! Watched your video today with a co-Reviteer, and duly tested & flexed the method - it works a dream! ....and now we're so keen on the method we're going to go the next stage and model the end caps to our flashing.
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You welcome and good for you...
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Typhon Can you please download your video agian - Thanks Byron
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