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  1. 2012-03-16, 06:09 PM #1
    danhaga917743
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    Default Creating elbows that go past 90 degrees

    I am doing as-built MEP modeling in Revit MEP and running into some problems with piping. For various reasons I am trying to model things that aren't always perfect as Revit likes.

    My biggest problem is with elbows. Lets say I need a pipe bend that is 95 degrees. Revit will break the bend into 2 elbows and a straight piece which is not what I want.

    Is it hard to do or even possible to create 1-piece bends that go tighter than 90 degrees? (similar to what I have attached)

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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