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How do I adjust just the steel in a section at a slab edge made by the shaft opening tool. I can do it at a slab edge, but not where the slab edge was made using the shaft tool.
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What do you mean adjust the steel? Attach an image of what you are trying to accomplish
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Sketch the hole in your floor sketch and don't use the shaft tool.
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And this is what frustrates new users. You have a very cool tool like the shaft, but the finsh product (the section on the contarct documents) is shown wrong.
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I asked to see an image of what the problem is becuase I don't understand it. What is shown wrong? Maybe WWHub knows what you mean but I think your question is to vague.
I think a lack of Revit knowledge is what frustrates most new users.. Thats not a shot at you but a lot of new users dont fully understand the capabilities or Revit even if a workaround is needed.
Edited on: Thu, May 9, 2013 at 1:25:55 PM
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teafoe,
I think he wasn't asking about "adjusting the steel" bur rather how to add a slab edge sweep to the floor hole created by a shaft. I don't use shaft because of some of their problems so I sketch holes.
Way too many users don't communicate well verbally. This industry relies on communication and we all should work at being prsice in what we say.
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"How do I adjust just the steel in a section at a slab edge "
I guess this confused me.
I normally just sketch openings also.
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I'm sorry I thought I was being precise. Here’s what I mean, See the deck stops short of the slab.
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I'm still not understanding... Where does a shaft come into play?
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when you make the slab opening using the shaft tool it doesn't give you the option of cutting the steel back.
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