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where are you finding this family to load from? cant seem to find it anywhere in the library
Family you have loaded is probably Structural Framing.
There is no way to create floor with holes using Floor category.
Look under Structural Framing, create floor using Beam System tool.
Unfortunately, you can't just replace floors with structural beam system.
You can, however, create "correct" floor (created with hollow beams) on one level and then copy/paste aligned to other level, if they are repetitive.
If you have a level in your model, but there is no view for it, go to "View" tab, then under "Plan Views" select type of the plan you need and after that select level for which to create selected plan(s).
Also, when drawing level, there is an option "Plan View Types..." in the options toolbar (usually under the ribbon) where you can select which plans Revit will create automatically when you draw your level.
It seems that this slab is missing "edit profile" capability: Now that I put one of these hollow core slabs on the second floor, I notice that it only could be lengthened but that this one instance put there cannot be conveniently modified with "edit profile", like some of the other generic floor types, to get an uneven floor shape. So that means that I will have to copy each one individually or array one to fill the entire floor, it seems. I also notice that I can change the widhts and revise the names of each new size accordingly with the "Edit Type" of Properties, which will make the creation of a complex floor laborius, but apparently I will have to do it that way.
If there is any other quicker way, and any correspondent knows it, please advise.
I still can't find the "hollow core" that I've apploaded, is it possible to place it using Revit Architecture?
Hi,
Actually, you can split you structural floow in Hollow Core Slabs by using the Structural Precast Extension for Revit.
http://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2019/ENU/?guid=GUID-2A58234B-E9C0-4136-9CFB-312E0F513881
http://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2019/ENU/?guid=GUID-16145A78-9046-4DCB-A17E-68881AC93DF6
Kind regards,

Thanks, yes, you can, but it depends how much details and freedom you need.
I still believe using Beams (Structural Framing) is better solution for this, for example, can you create examples from the pictures below using the Structural Precast Extension for Revit:
Of course, you can always hack Revit a little bit using this trick you get everything in Floors category:
https://www.engipedia.com/how-to-save-system-family-as-external-loadable-family/
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