We have an elevated Stage with a curved front edge, and need a Plan Region that conforms to the footprint. Doesn't look like this is possible, since arcs are not available in sketch tools, and you can't use pick lines to select arcs? 
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Cliff B. Collins
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Can you draw a rectangle, then hide the other elements that show up outside of the stage area?Dan -
This is how I deal with round buildings.Originally posted by dzatto View Post
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You can create a plan region that has the shape of an arc, starting with a polygon with multiple faces. Use the center of the arc as the center of the polygon. Then add some straight lines and some trimming. Nobody will know that the plan region was not born as an arc.Originally posted by cliff collins View Post... Doesn't look like this is possible, since arcs are not available in sketch tools, and you can't use pick lines to select arcs?
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Okay Alf, I feel the forum will agree with me when I say........quit showing off! :laugh:Originally posted by Alfredo Medina View PostYou can create a plan region that has the shape of an arc, starting with a polygon with multiple faces. Use the center of the arc as the center of the polygon. Then add some straight lines and some trimming. Nobody will know that the plan region was not born as an arc.
Brilliant solution. :thumbsup:DanComment
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Alf,Originally posted by Alfredo Medina View PostYou can create a plan region that has the shape of an arc, starting with a polygon with multiple faces. Use the center of the arc as the center of the polygon. Then add some straight lines and some trimming. Nobody will know that the plan region was not born as an arc.
Yes--a segmented arc can work. I was really just pointing out yet another limitation
of Revit--maybe this is already on a Wishlist somewhere?
Cliff B. Collins
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The Lamar Johnson Collaborative Architects, St. Louis, MO
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