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Void in floor edge

Void in floor edge

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Void in floor edge

Anonymous
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Hi all!

 

When trying to generate a void in the border of a slab, I would like to do it directly without doing one of the next things:

 

 

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1- Instead of the floor, generate an in situ modeled component. If I do this, I've to be very careful when I create schedules selecting not only by family and type of the typical floor, I'll have to select the in place model too. 

2- Create a floor with different thickness and bottom offset to make this part. 

 

Does there is any way to generate this void keeping the floor element without adding modeled in place/suplementary parts? 

 

Thank you!

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ToanDN
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You could draw the floor smaller and add a slab edge around it.
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Anonymous
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Hi!! Thanks for the fast answer!! You mean to do this?? 

 

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My objetive is to keep only one instance for all the floor of the level.

Thanks!!

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ToanDN
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No.

 

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hmunsell
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you could create a family that is made of a void.

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barthbradley
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What's the step down for?  Is it a brick ledge?  Keep in mind that Join Geometry removes geometry as well. 

 

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...just to be clear, the step in floor is created by joining the Wall and the Floor in the correct order.  

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