Pad A is two pads, one flat and one sloping. Both pads are set at their lowest elevation and the Slope Arrow tells the pad to go UP. Here are the properties of the sloping pad.
And here are the properties of the Slope Arrow for A.
Pad B is also two pads but they are defined a little differently.
Pad B's Slope Arrow properties.
When you need a pad to slope it seems that it is more reliable to define the lowest elevation and work up than in the reverse. At least it helped resolve this sliver.
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I have no idea why I've never tried this before. Great tip.
Excellent, I run into this occasionally - now I know how to resolve it - thanks!
Sorry to report that this isn't working for me. Revit 2011. Regardless of slope arrow direction I still get the sliver.
Yes, see that too unfortunately. Possible workaround, place a pad to move the surface to the lowest elevation. Use a floor(s) to define the sloping and flat "pads" instead.
Hey steve but the problem is that i need to quantify the amount of land i´m digging out any sugestions to get rid of the silver? thnaks
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