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i have a round room and need some windows to acent but i have Revit 8.0
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why dont you try curtain walls. you could just change some of the panels to solid.
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sorry i'm kinda newtothis program what do you mean?
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Are you windows really curved? Most windows that go into a "curved" wall are really straight segments that look like they are curved. Regular Revit window families will go into a curved wall.
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they stay straight but just cuts into the wall
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