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Another simple question. Now that I've learned how to use the "create opening" feature when designing a roof, I have found that it's not so apparent how to undo an opening. I can click on a roof that was created and modified with an opening. I can choose to modify the footprint of that roof. But where do I go to modify a vertical opening that I had created? The whole thing is invisible. I have found it before, but don't remember where it was. Its like hopelessly looking for a lost sock. ????
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You should be able to select the Roof Opening Cut--and simply delete it.
Try using a Roof Plan or Site Plan view--it could be a cut plane / View Range problem with the view you are using.
I did a quick test by creating a new project, modeling a simple roof, using Vertical Opening Tool, the selecting and deleting the opening.
Works as expected.
If you used an in-place Void to cut the roof, --you may need to use a crossing window to select it--it may be under Generic Model category.
i used the "create opening" tool.
I think I'll do what you did, create a new opening, and study what's going on as I do it a little closer. that should reveal where it's going. I think it's a cut plane / View Range issue like you mentioned. This is not the first time I've lost my void. They're probably all in the same place. Thank you...
Can you select it in a Section and/or a 3D View?
i can select the roof in 3d view... but i dont see the void.. havent tried a section view.
To distinguish in "Revit lingo" the Roof Opening uses an "Opening Cut" --similar to a Door Family.--technically it is not a "Void".
You can use an in-place Void family with Cut Geometry to cut a roof as another method.
So--use Tab until you select the Opening Cut when trying to select it.
Thank you Cliff... I was able to see the "opening cut" in the section view.... I appreciate your time....
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