Revit Cannot Split Face Slope Floor

This is often the result of a curved face.

Revit cannot split face slope floor. Draw a slope arrow while sketching or editing the floor boundary. By specifying the elevation of these points you split the surface into sub regions that can slope independently. If we switch to a 3d view we can clearly see the triangulated sloped section of our floor. Select the floor to modify.

You can create sloped floors in the building model. Start points and endpoints can be added anywhere on the face of. Use one of the following methods. This could be say a walk in shower in the corner of a wet room.

You have a floor object containing a split face region which cannot be selected or edited in a floor plan view. Shape edit examples use shape editing tools to slope a constant thickness floor or the top surface of a floor with a variable thickness layer. But now revit will only triangulate the area inside the split line boundary. Working with hardscapes or sloped floors it sometimes happens that a model pattern will deform or behave strange in revit.

Select a vertex edge face or point anywhere on the structural floor to start the split line. This video shows the process for the split face function for floors in revit architecture. You can use the add split line tool to add linear edges and to split the existing face of a roof or structural floor into smaller sub regions. The view properties view range view depth must include the floor object in order for the split face to be selectable in a floor plan view.

Add a floor material use split face add another material. Click modify floors tabshape editing paneladd split line. Specify a value for the offset from base property for parallel floor sketch lines. Sloped floor duration.

Normal manipulation of model patterns move align and rotatable will only apply for straight planes so to fix this unwanted deformation we need to manipulate surface by height.