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Hi
I have lots of lines in my drawing now, and I would like to join all of them to only one line (polyline)
How can I join lines in Revit like we can do in Acad?
Thank you
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You can't, Revit is not Autocad, sorry for that...
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If your lines are drawn in sequence, they are linked for selection just like a polyline but you can't link afterwards.
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Thank you guys for answering :-)
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