Generic model will not host to roof?

Generic model will not host to roof?

kantoor
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Generic model will not host to roof?

kantoor
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Hello all,

 

I've been working on a new project and I wanted to model standard roof elements in to my model. So I downloaded an element from a manufacturer and inserted it in my project. 

 

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I have made referenceplanes and wanted to host this roof element to this referenceplane. This is not possible. 

I can only switch between the different levels in the project. 

 

Never have I tried to host a generic model to the roof so I have no clue how to make this work...

 

Help is very much needed

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barthbradley
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What is the element? Is it Work Plane-Based?  Not Always Vertical? 

 

Post it here. We'll look at it.  

 

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kantoor
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Thanks for the reply. 

 

I've checked if the workplane base checkbox is checked. It is not...

 

What to do now?

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barthbradley
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@kantoor wrote:

Thanks for the reply. 

 

I've checked if the workplane base checkbox is checked. It is not...

 

What to do now?


 

The only thing in this RVT is a Roof. Is this what you downoaded? A pre-defined Roof Type?  If so, Roof's are Level Hosted System Families.  If you want it to slope from level, then edit the Roof by Footprint and, in edit mode, define a slope for one edge.  You can also create a Roof by Extrusion.  

 

Help | Create a Roof by Footprint | Autodesk

 

Create a roof in Revit | Autodesk

 

Help | Create a Roof by Extrusion | Autodesk

 

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kantoor
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Sorry Sir!

 

I've inserted the wrong drawing....

 

 

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barthbradley
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