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I'm new to Revit in terms of building familes. I'm trying to make a fireplace like the picture I have attached. Any pointes/help would be greatly apprciated.
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Are you doing this as a family or in a project. If its in a family it is just a few extrusions with materials applied. If you are doing it in a project then the stone could be done as a wall, the mantels could be done as a model in place family.
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