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While giving a Revit Architecture fundamentals class recently I was demoing the Shaft Opening tool and somebody asked: "But what if the shaft is slanted?". Granted, slanted elevator shafts are a rare sight, but you may need to create a slanted shaft someday for some other reason. Watch this video to find out how to create slanted shafts efficiently:
Posted by Vincent Cadoret on 01/10/2013 at 02:48 PM in Revit, Revit Architecture | Permalink
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