Align with disjoin.

Align with disjoin.

jfjacques
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Align with disjoin.

jfjacques
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First off, this forum is getting ridiculously slow.  I also don't understand why I can't post from my own dashboard, but instead have to go back to the forum to do so and then back to my dashboard to see answers and back and forth etc... Classic autodesk design.  Can't imagine how frustrating this site is for people with a slow internet connection.  

 

In any case, is there a tool/workflow in Revit that would allow me to align and disjoin at the same time. Align is a go to tool, but I can't disjoin with it - I'm dragging walls all over the place when cleaning up the model.  

Come to think of it, is there a way of doing the same with edit profile? I'm not sure if it's draggin walls to be honest, but it often affects surrounding elements. 

 

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jfjacques
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p.s. By slow I mean internet wise - people usually answer pretty quickly. 

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barthbradley
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If the automatic join is problematic for you, they why not disable it? You can use the Join Geometry Tool instead.  

 

...yes, this site has slowed considerably in the last few months since they went to the new UI. 

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jfjacques
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How can I turn off automatic disjoin?!!! are you talking about the t that appears at the end of walls?
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barthbradley
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Change the default join status on the Options Bar. 


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Anonymous
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Which version of the REVIT has this join status option?

And are you a developer? I want to know the method to enable disjoin in API.

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RobDraw
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@Anonymous wrote:

I want to know the method to enable disjoin in API.


 

You should ask that in the API forum.


Rob

Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
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