When a wall sweep is not connected to and constrained by another element, you can drag a handle to resize it.
- In a 3D or elevation view, select the wall sweep.
- Drag the wall sweep end to resize it.
- What's New in Revit
- Revit LT 2025 Release Notes
- Get Started
- Cloud Models
- Model the Design
- Architectural Design
- Architectural Design
- Walls
- About Walls
- Video: Create Elliptical Walls
- Video: Create Slanted Walls
- Video: Create Tapered Walls
- Video: Setting the Wall Location Line
- Place a Wall
- Place a Slanted Wall
- Place a Tapered Wall
- Attach Walls to Other Elements
- Edit a Wall Profile
- Change the Wall Type
- Best Practices: Walls
- Best Practices: Elliptical Walls
- Best Practices: Slanted Walls
- Best Practices: Tapered Walls
- Best Practices: Wall Shapes or Openings
- Wall Joins
- Compound Walls
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- Wall Sweeps
- Add a Wall Sweep
- Change the Wall Sweep Profile
- Returning a Wall Sweep to the Wall
- Video: Add a Wall Sweep
- Changing the Wall Sweep Type
- Add or Remove Segments for a Wall Sweep
- Resize an Unconnected Wall Sweep
- Dimension to a Wall Sweep
- Move Segments in a Wall Sweep
- Wall Sweep Type Properties
- Wall Sweep Instance Properties
- Wall Reveals
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- In-Place Walls
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