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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> TRIMMING A SWEEP? Can it be done??
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I have a fascia trim that sticks out of the bottom of the soffit see image. Can someone please explain how to trim a sweep? This seems so simple its stupid.
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In 3D view select fascia -> modify mitering (ribbon) -> horizontal -> click on the highlighted edge (vertical edge in this case).
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Sweet! A solution that is to the point with no jackin' around! THANKS!
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