Originally Posted by
abrown
Hello,
I'm a long-time AutoCAD user, but I'm just starting to scratch the surface of Revit. I'm currently applying Room Areas to a model, but on this one floor, one room's floor level is actually higher than the elevation level marker, so Revit is not recognizing the walls of the room when I try to place the Room Area.
I have a similar issue with another room. It is a hallway with a sloped floor and flat floor levels at either end. One end is below the floor level marker, and the other end is above it. This room is not recognized buy the Room Area command either.
In either of these cases, I've tried using a Room Separator to draw a boundary around the entire room (thinking in AutoCAD frame of mind I guess), but that has even more adverse affects.
Can anyone help a Revit noobie with this issue?
TIA