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A dormer is basically only another roof attached to an existing roof. You can create the opening in the roof with the Opening command in the Modelling menu.

Use the following steps:

  1. Create a model with an attached roof as a dormer and with walls attached to the dormer.

  2. Go to a plan view where you can see both the dormer and the attached walls.
  3. In the Modelling menu select Opening...
  4. In the resulting dialog box, select 'Pick a roof to be cut by a dormer opening'.
  5. Pick a roof in which you want to make an opening. Revit will switch to the sketch mode and prompts to select the boundaries for the opening. Valid boundaries are - the attached roof, wall faces and model lines. In this case we select the wall faces and the attached roof.

  6. Select Finish boundary.

See also the video-tip for a dormer in Revit 2013 - Tip 8906.

Revit7
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7.12.2004   31692×  
   
this tip shared by ARKANCE experts applies to: Revit 7 ·

See also:
Tip 14687:How can I make the sill/header automatically extend to the nearest vertical studs?
Tip 14684:How can I change stud spacing in Revit?
Tip 14667:How can we add a gravity point and calculate the mass of each object in Revit?
Tip 14654:How can I add additional layers to frames, such as an internal insulation layer with its own frame?
Tip 14653:How can I copy frames to multiple identical walls in Revit?


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