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Adding blends

Adding blends - Revit Architecture Tutorial

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Adding blends

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- [Instructor] So we have just a few more solid forms to add, we need to create some legs to support our pool table. So in this video, I'm going to use a blend just to use a different type of geometry. Now, certainly, if we go to the Create panel and we kind of consider all the different 3D forms we have, you really could create legs from almost any of those forms, but we haven't done a blend yet, so it'll be a good way to learn more about another form. So I'm going to work here in the floor plan level and I'll just sort of zoom in a little bit, and I want to kind of repeat the entire process: reference planes, dimensions, and then solid forms. So I'm going to go over here to reference plane, or type r + p. And I'll draw a vertical reference plane inset a little bit from the left edge. Now, you'll notice that I drew it just a little bit too long and that was intentional, and I'll draw a second one right next to it like so. Then I'm going to draw another two reference planes to go…

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