I just stumbled across this nice feature.
Coming from ACA, I always had to make sure my profile was inserted correctly. If it was inserted backwards, I would need to manually mirror it. It's simple, but if you are doing curbs, for instance, and you have 20 planters it gets to be a chore.
I was doing the same thing in Revit, when I noticed the flip profile check box in the sweep properties. Now, if it's backwards, just hit the check box. Super clean and easy. It even works after the sweep is completed.
Also, as an added bonus, you can adjust the vertical and horizontal offsets in the sweep itself. So if your curbs need to be lowered 6", just type -6" in the vertical offset and they will be lower. No need to go to an elevation view and manually move all of your sweeps.
Coming from ACA, I always had to make sure my profile was inserted correctly. If it was inserted backwards, I would need to manually mirror it. It's simple, but if you are doing curbs, for instance, and you have 20 planters it gets to be a chore.
I was doing the same thing in Revit, when I noticed the flip profile check box in the sweep properties. Now, if it's backwards, just hit the check box. Super clean and easy. It even works after the sweep is completed.
Also, as an added bonus, you can adjust the vertical and horizontal offsets in the sweep itself. So if your curbs need to be lowered 6", just type -6" in the vertical offset and they will be lower. No need to go to an elevation view and manually move all of your sweeps.
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