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5 Place the cursor over the wall to highlight the wall sweep location. Click to place the wall sweep.
6 Add the wall sweep to adjacent walls, if needed.
Revit Architecture preselects the wall sweep location on each adjacent wall.
If you are in a 3D view, you can add a wall sweep to all exterior walls by using the ViewCube
to rotate the view. For more information, see
ViewCube on page 169.
7 To start a wall sweep in a different location, on the Options Bar, click Start Next. Move the
cursor to the desired location on the wall, and click to place the wall sweep.
8 To finish placing wall sweeps, click in the view away from the wall.
Changing the Wall Sweep Profile
1 Select a wall sweep in a 3D or elevation view, or activate the Wall Sweep command, and click
(Element Properties).
2 Click Edit/New.
3 For Profile, select the desired profile type.
4 Click OK.
Returning Wall Sweeps Back to the Wall
After placing a wall sweep, you can return its ends back toward the wall.
NOTE This procedure is also available for wall reveals.
1 In a 3D or elevation view, select the wall sweep segment. Be sure it is not already joined to
another segment.
2 On the Options Bar, click Change Sweep Returns.
The Straight Cut and Return options appear on the Options Bar. The Straight Cut is a perfectly
squared off edge. This option is not available if the sweep end is already in this state.
3 Select Return and type an angle value in the text box next to it (for example 45).
NOTE A positive return angle moves the sweep end toward the wall. A negative value moves the
sweep end away from the wall. For reveals, a positive return value moves the reveal end away from
the wall, and a negative value moves the end toward the wall.
4 Highlight the wall sweep end.
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