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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> Continuous plate on top of wall...how?
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This seems easy, but I am failing. I created a "Profile" based family [SEE FIG 1] but it will not allow me to use it. Why not?
FIG 2 is what I am after. How do I accomplish this?
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Go to architecture tab->wall (little pull down arrow)->wall sweep->edit type (in properties)->duplicate->under construction (profile) pick your profile (bear plate).
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I would not had guessed to use it was a wall sweep, but that did it.
Thanks so much.
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