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I really need help.....I am creating exterior walls. when I put the walls together perpenticular, they connect. I do not want them to connect, i want to show that they are 2 walls but perpenticular together
before getting the perpendicular wall close, right click on the endpoint and choose Disallow Join. If its already drawn, pull it back, then right-click.
thank you....i have another question, when i put window and door openings in the wall would it be better to do this in 3d or top view (or does it even matter) (sorry about that stupid question but i am pretty new to revit and trying to create a small building)
doesn't matter where you place the doors or windows (that will automatically create openings). You can work in plan, section, elevation, 3D...wherever you feel most comfortable. The only place you can't place a door or window is in perspective.
Thank you for your last answer, it helped me a lot.....maybe u can help solve something else for me. The building i am creating needs a foundation with footing. The footing is attaching to the 1st level and i am not able to move it down so it would be under ground. It seems there is at the floor plan only level one and two. Am I able to create something that would be below level 1 so it would be underground? How would I do that
