curved sloped ramp

[damon.sidel]

HOW CAN I ADD POINTS. THANK YOU

We have been using floors instead of ramps a lot for irregularly shaped submerged parking/roads. We like to build as much of it as we can with ramps first, because we find the tool helps a little figure things out. Then once we have the ramps worked out, we create floors on top of them and either add slope arrows if they are straight or add points if they are curved/irregular. MLANAO, to add points, create a floor with the plan profile you want. After you finish it, select it and you'll see up on the ribbon next to "Edit Boundary" command the "Modify Sub Elements" command. You'll then see green grips and dashed edges. You can use the "Add Points," "Add Split Line," and "Pick Supports" to start shaping the floor in section/elevation. It's just a workaround, but it's the best we've found until they finally get around to improving the ramps.

floor-ramp.jpg

You can see the walls that attach to the bottom of the floor.

[david@stearnsarchitecture]

Thanks for the floor functions tutorial. In Revit Arch 2013, I created a floor that had a straight portion and then the curve by drawing the outline. Revit assigned 10 points for me to assign heights to, but I would rather have only 9. is there a way to delete points?

[marcomena21775339]

You just have to add some flat parts on the ramp through boundary lines once in a while.

[david_peterson]

Another option to get a similar result would be to use a blended sweep. Just offset the height of the 2nd profile. Works rather slick.