Originally Posted by
AP23
The solution to this problem is quite easy. First of all, take a deep breathe and accept that Revit is made for boxy buildings. If you still want to create curvy buildings in Revit then you can export the views you want to dimension to AutoCAD and import them back into Revit. Autocad converts the edges of the wall faces to lines. Once the dwgs are placed on top of the floor plans or sections, you can dimension it by snapping or off setting to the autocad lines. Finally, just turn off the dwgs and the dimensions will stay in place. I've done this a few times and it works perfectly.