Edit boundary on floor caused the same to happen to the roof

Edit boundary on floor caused the same to happen to the roof

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Edit boundary on floor caused the same to happen to the roof

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Hello!

I tried to "edit boundary" on my floor in order to fit a stair in, like you to.
The problem occurred when i later on placed a roof, on the next level, above the said floor.
When i placed the roof, the same cut-out from the floor below was also cut out in my roof. I don't see any reason why this would happen, as it only happened upwards, and not to the floor below the stairs.

 

See pictures attached.

Using Revit 2020

 

Thanks in advance!

Jan Olav Løveseter

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ennujozlagam
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how did you cut your floor? by edit boundary> modify floor and you use shaft and could be extended up to the roof. thanks

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constantin.stroescu
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i suppose you have used Opening > Shaft

adjust the shaft height

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Constantin Stroescu

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Hey!
I was not aware of the shaft hight produced from using the edit boundary function!
Thank you all for the quick response! 🙂

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