To add a slope to a pipe route:
 
- Open a routing assembly and click   (Routing toolbar). (Routing toolbar).
- Right-click the sketch entity at the location where you want to add the slope and select Add Slope  . .
- In the Pipe Slope PropertyManager, under Route Segments, select the route segments to slope. They must be axially aligned with the first segment.
- In the graphics area, drag and drop fittings to the route segments  from the Design Library or Routing Libraries.You cannot add a fitting to a slope if the fitting has been fixed or has an external mate that 
prevents the fitting from moving. 
- Select the Gravity Plane. The route segments must be on that plane.  
- Select a Start Point.The start point must be a  fixed point that the route segments can use to rotate and  create the slope. 
- 	Enter the rotation angle of the Slope, expressed as a ratio.
- To add a weld gap, select Weld Gap  and select the segments from the Route Segments box in the PropertyManager. and select the segments from the Route Segments box in the PropertyManager.
- To set an override for the weld gap, select Override default gap and specify a value.
- Click  Pin  at the top of the PropertyManager, and  then click at the top of the PropertyManager, and  then click to add a slope and leave the PropertyManager open. to add a slope and leave the PropertyManager open.
The slope is added to the route segments. 

You can edit the slope by selecting a route segment and right-clicking 
Edit Slope 
. To remove the slope, right-click the segment and select 
Remove Slope 
. You can also annotate slopes in drawings and BOMs.