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Sketching
To create certain elements in Revit Architecture, such as roofs, floors, stairs, and railings, you draw them by sketching.
Sketching is also required to define other types of geometry, such as extrusions, openings, and regions.
Sketching Terminology
There are several terms specific to the sketching process in Revit Architecture:
■ Sketching is a process of drawing elements in Revit Architecture.
■ Sketch-based elements are those elements (for example, floors, ceilings, and extrusions) that are typically
created using sketch mode. There are also elements, such as walls, that are sketched but do not require
the use of sketch mode.
■ Sketch mode is an environment in Revit Architecture that allows you to sketch elements whose size or
shape cannot be determined automatically, for example when you create (or edit a sketch of) a roof or
a floor. When you enter sketch mode, the Design Bar displays only the tools applicable for the type of
sketch you are creating or editing.
■ All the elements that comprise a sketch-based element (such as a roof) are known as the sketch .
For example, a sketch-based roof is selected in the following image.
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