Revit Extending Walls To Roof

Press ctrl and click to select each interior wall that displays in the underlay of the entry level.

Revit extending walls to roof. This is a general. Revit made easier with axiom s easy to use tools. By attaching a wall to another element you avoid the need to manually edit the wall profile when the design changes. You can join a roof to the top face of another roof and the wall below that roof if you select the wall as the target.

After converting mass faces to a roof you can use shape handles to extend the roof boundaries. Click to select the roof. On the quick access toolbar click default 3d view. You can join roofs to other roofs or walls or unjoin them if they were previously joined.

Notice that the walls extend to the roof. By default when you pick a compound wall with multiple layers the floor sketch will extend to the core boundary of the wall. In the drawing area select the roof face. If desired you can specify an offset using a positive or negative value.

Yes it was that easy. You cannot join a roof to more than one top face of another roof. The other element can be a floor a roof a ceiling a reference plane or another wall that is directly above or below. Shape handles are available for all non horizontal side surfaces.

Revit video tip of the day. The wall must be attached to the target roof and the target roof must be a footprint roof. After placing a wall you can override its initial top and base constraints by attaching its top or base to another element in the same vertical plane. When you select the roof face roof shape handles display.

Click modify walls tab modify wall panel attach top base.