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i want to make a large ramp and its in a U shape, although more rounded at the top and i want to top piece,where it curves to be the heighest point and then sloping down to the ends. has anyone any idea how to do this, iv tried using the ramp tool but cant figure it out.
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Not sure what you want since you were not clear. We usually do our parking garage ramps using floors. I would do a U in three sections.
The bottom of the U does not usually slope on ramps like this because the travel distance is not the same on each side. Sort of why code people don't like winders on stair landings. The inside slope is too steep.
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il try explain myself a bit better. im designing a display area for large sculptures and i want a ramp that will rise up to about 4M at the tip, its a 'U' shape. i want a constant rise from ground level up to about 4M, im just wondering how would i make this in revit
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You say constant rise but that is the problem with a U. There can not be any constant rise. The bottom of the U has to twist so you cant do this with flat slabs, normal ramps or sweeps. Good Luck
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Try the attached PDF technique for creating street work
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