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Adding solid geometry: Blends

Adding solid geometry: Blends - Revit Tutorial

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Adding solid geometry: Blends

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- [Instructor] In this video, we're going to look at the blend form and use it to create legs for our pool table. So I'm going to work here in the ref level floor plan, zoom in just a touch, and I need to start by adding some reference planes to help us locate the blend. So I'm going to go to the create tab, click my reference plane tool or RP, and I'm going to click right here just below the pool table and a little to the right of the left side and draw it straight up. And notice that I made it a little shorter than the neighboring reference plane, both top and bottom. That was on purpose. I'll talk about that in a moment, but I'm going to make a second one that's the same length right next to it. And then I will make a third one running horizontally here. Again, making it just a little shorter than the one below it. Let's click the modify tool to cancel out. The reason I like to do it that way, the reason I like to make it a little shorter, is because I like to group them in a sort…

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