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I have just started using Revit and i'm trying to draw an old project in revit, but i'm having a problem creating a family a steel column with a profile that is shaped like #. i drew the basic shape but when i loaded it into the project it did not extrude, any ideas on how to do this thanks Dermot
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In the family, please make sure the top of the extrusion has been constrained to the level. I create a rough column family, please see if this could meet your requirement.
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