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Working with slope arrows - Revit Tutorial
From the course: Revit 2024: Essential Training for Architecture
Working with slope arrows
- [Instructor] In this video, we're going to look at an alternative way to apply slope to elements like roofs and floors called slope arrows. So we've already looked at slope defining edges and shape editing tools, and both of those are perfectly effective ways to slope a roof. But in this video we're going to see that there is an alternative called slope arrows which has some unique properties. Now, let me first demonstrate what the differences are. So I'm going to select this roof over here and go to edit footprint, select one of its edges, and turn on define slope, which is a method we've already looked at in an earlier video. When I click finish, I get this shed form here and it's sloping in a single direction. But the important thing that I want you to notice about it is the slope runs perpendicular to the edge that we turned on to find slope. In other words, if you visualize that edge as a hinge, like a door…
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Creating floors11m 43s
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Creating footprint roofs9m 42s
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Attaching walls to roofs9m 15s
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Creating extrusion roofs5m 39s
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Using the shape editing tools to create a flat roof11m 24s
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Working with slope arrows6m 49s
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Creating ceilings8m 18s
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Adjusting ceiling patterns6m 52s
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Adding shafts and dormers7m 13s
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