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BIM Q&A | Understanding Revit's Behavior When the Top Cutting Plane Is Below the Cut Plane

BIM Q&A | What Happens in Revit When the Top Cutting Surface Is Below the Cutting Surface


This issue occurs because the top height of the range is set above the profile height.BIM Q&A | Revit shows what happens when the top cutting surface is below the cutting surfaceMake sure to carefully check the values in these four boxes. The height values in the top two boxes must be set higher than those in the bottom two boxes. That’s all there is to it.

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