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Can anyone tell me the best way to create sloping floor for auditorium with a 6 degree slope and curved at the top & bottom
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It would help if you had a view of the plan and what you want to do, a sweep or a sweep blend or several different ones is likely.
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Here a plan view of auditorium
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Ok, so see the attached method for doing sweep blend, I would set up your sweeps which probably can be only sweeps, not sweep blends as you will be dealing with constant elevations I think. I would set them up as radials sort of like the street work see attached and I would do 3 different sweeps which you can mirror around the centerline. Hope this helps.
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