Hello,
Is there any possibility I can see and print out the true sizes of roof slope planes? Does it have anything to do with reference planes?
Thank you in advance,
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Could you elaborate? I'm not sure I understand your question.
When you model the roof, and are still in sketch mode, select one of the edges and check the box for "Defines slope" in the Options Bar, and then assign a slope. Alternatively, you could either add a slope arrow to control specific head/tail elevations or use the modify sub-elements tools to set specific elevations at various points.
Ross Kirby,
thanks for your attention. I am interested in getting the true size of the roof slope to make a physical architectural model. Revit is very smart in creating forms and shapes, much smarter than me. I have designed a building model in Revit with quite complexed rood configuration, and I thought it would be much easier to get the layout of the roof, cut it out and make a cardboard model. For example, if I look at the top view, I get horizontal projection, if I look from front, I get frontal projection etc. And none of these reveal the true geometrical shape of the roof slope ( or side of facet). Of course, I cal calculate and draw this manually, but finished Revid model seems quite promising in providing information ( also about the geometry, because it has been calculated already)
If I understand you well you want to have a view that is perpendicular on your roof face..
If so ,then you can try this:
Constantin Stroescu
Thank you for your help, looks like it's the correct way to do this. I only get to see if I did right when I will print out the elements and see if they fit together. Thanks again
Glad to help. Thanks for the kudos guys!