I just reloaded my computer and haven't reloaded Revit yet, so I can't
verify this, but I kind of remember doing a tutorial where it covered
columns during my 3 day training class. If I remember right there are 2
types of columns, structural and architectural columns, or something like
that. First we placed a conc architectural column and joined it into the
wall, then placed a structural steel column inside of it. Seemed to clean
up the walls nicely so they didn't pass through it. Maybe you could try
something like that. Your other questions about the stacked wall, I don't
think I understand, but I haven't done any stacked walls yet, so maybe
that's one of those I'm not qualified things.
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wrote in message news:5255529@discussion.autodesk.com...
"Your reseller should have a technical support guy, but they aren't always
the most knowledgable as they have to learn almost every software that
Autodesk offers and don't use it in real world situations, at least in my
experience."
I have an advanced Revit class coming up in August, but what you said about
the reseller trainer is right. I was actually offered that job knowing
nothing about Revit two years ago, and turned it down.
"I just took a quick look at all of your posts, it appears just by looking
that there are responses to every post that you've made. What questions
aren't you getting answered and can't find anywhere?"
Actuall Aaron Rumple just went through and blasted out all my questions that
I hadn't had a response to yet, and I am extremely grateful. That wasn't the
reason I wrote this post, but I am thankful anyway. One answer also reminded
me of another arena of help, which is the knowledge base. Since you ask
there are two things I am struggling with right now, I have gyp board
showing up inside square tube columns that are embedded in walls, but
someone said it is supposed to do that. I also have a stacked wall that I
can't get a room to flow through an opening in.
" it seems ridiculous for me to
write that I don't know."
I know, I guess what I was trying to say is that it can be very
disheartening for someone to post a question they are struggling with,
knowing full well that it is probably very stupid, and then watch it slink
down the list of posts day after day with the 0 responses next to it. It's
even worse in AUGI when you can see how many people looked at it and decided
it wasn't worth responding to. Of course people shouldn't take it
personally, but it is easy to fret and wonder why.