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I don't understand how to edit a sweep. I have loaded a pre-cast concrete cornice to a wall from the revit library. The cornice is 5'2" tall and extend above the wall some predefined height. I would like the cornice to be 3'6" tall and I can't figure out how to edit it. I openned the family and tried to scale it but there were some constraints in place that made it behave in a way that I didn't expect and don't understand. I know this might be a very basic question, but I would appreciate anyone's suggestions. Thanks.
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The sweep is made from a profile. You may need to edit that profile.
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One thing, if the family has "but there were some constraints" the constraints, first try in the project, (not in family) in the project browser>profiles, expand and pick in the name of that profile, edit the properties and check if it has a parameter for "height", if so, change in there, don't need to change in family, IF NOT you must change in the family...
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thank you both. With that advice, I'll continue to play with it and see if I can figure something out. have a nice weekend
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You too...... BTW, Welcome to Revit World.... I'm on VACATIONS, LOL, 4 Weeks....
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On vacation........ 4 WEEKS???????, I think I'm moving to Europe, LOL.....BTW, welcome here revitnewby....
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YEAH Erland, jealous???? LOL i have 5 weeks for year (26 days, don't count weekends or hollydays) , i took now 4 weeks, then in Christmas i have more 1 week
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"i have 5 weeks for year (26 days, don't count weekends or hollydays)", well, let me tell you that my only vacations are: Easter and 1 week in august, our patron festivals (will be correct in english?), here in San Salvador City and of course in Christmas, so...estou invejoso Typhoon?.......YEAH man!!!!.........LOL....
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