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aaronrumple
2005-02-01, 06:57 PM
Revit 7 (current and last build) can't orient to a plane that slopes less than than 3 13/16"/12". This includes roofs, floors, ceilings ramps and named ref. planes.See attached file. Submitted to support for confirmation.... A real pain with my current roof layout.

(Just checked - didn't work in 6 either...)

Steve_Stafford
2005-02-01, 07:26 PM
What am I missing in your process? I tried adding a reference plane using 2:12 and 3:12 pitch then used them to define the work plane. I added two solids after using each to define the work plane. They were created on each work plane as expected. Are you using an object with a slope to try to define the work plane instead?

I was also able to change the work plane to any face of the objects in your file. I've attached my version of your file with the work plane change to use the 1:12 pitch object.

aaronrumple
2005-02-01, 07:36 PM
Not to define a work plane, but to Orient a 3D view... (F8 ).

While not esential, it is much more difficult to coordinate openings and features in a 3D view flat with the roof. (and see how things line up in wireframe.) Right now I have to cut lots of details to get the correct view, and then clean up all those detail cuts later.

Steve_Stafford
2005-02-01, 07:47 PM
aaah...I see what you mean! Definitely bug like...

aaronrumple
2005-03-22, 01:15 PM
Finally hear back from support on this issue. It is confimed bug...

"This is an update to your Support Request. Our development team is unable to address the issue you encountered. As noted previously, not all issues are considered significant enough to address in their entirety; a proposed correction may create significant stability risks; some issues may be impossible to fix due to product architectural restraints. We appreciate your understanding and patience in this matter. Based on this information, your Support Request will now be closed.

The development team will keep the issue open and plans on addressing it in a future release."