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Guys, I'm trying to make this parametric truss but it just won't work properly and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I setup all the parameters and reference planes I want to move but once I change some numbers the problems come. Some parameters work properly and some don't. I just want to have parameters for the distance between the external walls, eave [overhang] length, roof pitch and plumb cut size. Can I have a some help? I'm not very experienced and didn't find an answer for this anywhere... Thanks for the time.
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Try this tutorial. Its really helpful
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Apparently it didn`t attach. Take two....
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No worries, man. Take your time. hehe
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I'm not sure why it isn't attaching. I'll give it a final go and if it still doesnt work, I could try emailing it to you, or you could try to find it online. It's the 'Autodesk Revit Building 8.1 Tutorials', chapter 20 is the truss tutorial
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