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Can someone help me with what I am trying to achieve here? I want my profile to be vertical throught the sweep. Is there a a way to do this?
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How about a railing tool?
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Ya I tried that. Problem is its an ellipse and a helical. When I select the ramp (which is a floor) as the host it stays horizontal and does not follow the ramp. I also exported to sketchup and tried it with the follow me command and it ends up looking the exact same.
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It looks like you created your “ramp” with the Floor tool and created a cross-slope using the Modify Sub-Elements tool. In that case, I think your sweep path for the “wall” is following those cross-sloped floor edges – placing your wall perpendicular to those planes. Couldn’t you correct by using Modify Sub Elements again to “level out” a surface onto which to place your “vertical” wall? One other thought: perhaps you could cross-purpose the Slab Edge tool to accomplish what you are trying to do?
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