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Ramps : Less accurate than every other category in Revit.
Ramps : Less accurate than every other category in Revit.
Don't you aggree? I believe that ramps should be like floors, accept layers
of materials.
Now, we can't have a section of ramp showing the concrete and the tile or
stone we cover the top.
Maybe a good wishlist item.
While I agree, I also just want to point out that you can easily slope a floor with a slope arrow. That's how we do parking ramps, and I don't see why you couldn't use it for your multi-layered ramp as well...
You 're right, but this is still a workaround. Since Revit team wants to
have an element called ramp in Revit menus and they think that there is a
reason for this, I would like that tool to be more efficient and correct.
After all Revit is always the best software for building modeling so why
not having a complete set of tools?
I have been working with AutoCAD for almost 15 years and discovering Revit
was great for me .
The one thing a ramp will do that a floor cannot is create a spiral....
"JTB" wrote in message news:424520f0$1_1@newsprd01...
> You 're right, but this is still a workaround. Since Revit team wants to
> have an element called ramp in Revit menus and they think that there is a
> reason for this, I would like that tool to be more efficient and correct.
> After all Revit is always the best software for building modeling so why
> not having a complete set of tools?
> I have been working with AutoCAD for almost 15 years and discovering Revit
> was great for me .
>
>
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