What is the best way to create this type of floor slab? 
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You could create the bottom parts as "Slab Edges" or create the floor as an "In-place" by extrusion. (I´d go for the first option...) :beer:Klaus Munkholm
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Are these thickened parts present over the complete length of the floor slab? If so, I would create the big and small part as a Generic Profile and make Slab Edges of them using a horizontal offset from the side of the floor slab. When made of the same material the join should automatically clean up.Martijn de Riet
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When i make my own slab edge, after loading and placing it, its changing shape.. help?Attached FilesComment
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nevermind, already fixed it, the problem was that every edge has 3 different properties that can be loaded. Everythings is allright.Comment
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I never realized you could offset slabe "edges" to be anything other than an edge. Or did I read that wrong?
Is that how you guys do interior beams? I created a beam family for my interior beams. Which is a better method?DanComment
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how to join two slab edges so it could be round connection?Attached FilesComment
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I don't know, but I love your attachments. I noticed the smiley, and now the "hell yeah". :laugh:DanComment
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Yep, you can give them an offset to the side which they are placed on. Place the slab, select it and in the properties palette a horizontal and vertical offset can be filled in.Originally posted by dzatto View Post
btw: same goes for all sweeps (wall sweeps, fascias, gutters, etc)Martijn de Riet
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The only way you can do this is make the floor this shape. The Slab Edge follows the Floor Edge.Originally posted by bangobeat View PostMartijn de Riet
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