Cumbrera inclinada en Revit

[noeelianr]

Buenas, 

He realizado esta cubierta inclinada por perímetro y, como podéis ver, una de las cumbreras la hace inclinada... he intentado editarla, crearla por extrusión, por masa... y ha sido imposible.

¿Cómo la resolveríais?

En el alzado he dibujado unos planos de referencia que explican por dónde debería ir esa cumbrera.

Gracias 🙂

@noeelianr para una mayor claridad @joaquim.moral ha editado el título original: Cumbrera inclinada.-
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[barthbradley]

Cool. Maybe you broke Revit.  I have no idea how you got there.  Can you replicate it?  

[ToanDN]

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@noeelianr wrote:

Buenas, 

He realizado esta cubierta inclinada por perímetro y, como podéis ver, una de las cumbreras la hace inclinada... he intentado editarla, crearla por extrusión, por masa... y ha sido imposible.

¿Cómo la resolveríais?

En el alzado he dibujado unos planos de referencia que explican por dónde debería ir esa cumbrera.

Gracias 🙂

I have made this roof sloped around the perimeter and, as you can see, one of the ridges makes it sloped... I have tried to edit it, create it by extrusion, by mass... and it has been impossible. How would you solve it? In the elevation I have drawn some reference plans that explain where that ridge should go. Thank you

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Because edges 1 and 2 are not parallel.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

You CAN get there with non-parallel walls if you don't define the slope in the Roof Sketch. Instead, leave it flat (e.g. no define slope segments) and use Modify Sub-Elements to place your uniform height ridges via "Split Lines" .  

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

[noeelianr]

Hey! 

For those who wonder how i did it, im just trying to attach a screen capture.  

I know edges 1 and 2 are not parallel, but what i think it should do is to modify the slope along that section, but not to make a sloped ridge. (although i've invested so much time on that little thing now I feel I know nothing...)

And,   did you create that with the tool roof of floor?

Anyway, I'm still trying to solve it with all your comments, trying to focus on the height in the final edge insted of slope and... we'll see!

Thanks so much for your comments and your time.

and if anyone knows how to solve it, it'd be a great help!