Astoundingly newbacious attempt to post question: accidentally deleted post, quickly retyping. Please bear with me.
Did not see this in previous forums or (now) fledgling forum-which-shall-remain-nameless...
Short version: I cannot dimension to a swept void. In this case the sweep is a loaded profile used to cut a slab 'dap'. Revit Arch 2010
Long version: The sweep appears correct in plan and section, but I simply cannot 'snap' to it with dimension, lines, reference planes, etc. I attempted to add a reference plan to the profile at the inside face of the rectangular cut (which I'm trying to dimension to), but no luck.
To reiterate, the sweep cuts my slab as desired, but for whatever reason, the new faces that are formed are un-dimensionable.
To complicate the matter a bit further, I need to be able to dimension this face/line in a plan which this model is linked into.
Any insight into how to dimension a line within a swept void would be perfect, but I'd also appreciated suggestions of a better method for future purposes.
Thanks in advance,
-josh
Did not see this in previous forums or (now) fledgling forum-which-shall-remain-nameless...
Short version: I cannot dimension to a swept void. In this case the sweep is a loaded profile used to cut a slab 'dap'. Revit Arch 2010
Long version: The sweep appears correct in plan and section, but I simply cannot 'snap' to it with dimension, lines, reference planes, etc. I attempted to add a reference plan to the profile at the inside face of the rectangular cut (which I'm trying to dimension to), but no luck.
To reiterate, the sweep cuts my slab as desired, but for whatever reason, the new faces that are formed are un-dimensionable.
To complicate the matter a bit further, I need to be able to dimension this face/line in a plan which this model is linked into.
Any insight into how to dimension a line within a swept void would be perfect, but I'd also appreciated suggestions of a better method for future purposes.
Thanks in advance,
-josh
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