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Hi, Can anyone give me advice on this?: I have to dimension the height of a vaulted roof looked at from the side of the vault. There doesn't seem to be any point or line the Revit will pick up on top of the vault though. Does anyone know of a way around this? Thanks Colin
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This may depend on how you created this form. You did try your tab key to see if there was a point? It may be that you will have to add a short annotation line to dimension to.
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