Beams unjoin

Beams unjoin

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Beams unjoin

Anonymous
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I am creating a roof with beams. I use this technique for a while now (in several projects) but now I have a strange issue. Then I move o copy joined beams along the roof, at sertain position they unjoin, and than I move them back the join again. It seems that there is osme interference in geometry but I have double checked and there is nothing. See attached printscreen, some beams are attached with mitter joint, but at sertain point they detach. 

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barthbradley
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Can you post the file? 

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Anonymous
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it is 2020 version

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barthbradley
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I can't readily detect what the issue is. Maybe someone else has time to investigate. But, I had no problem creating and mitering new Beams.   That's the quick fix.  

 

The information found here may help you in troubleshooting:  

 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit-products/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2016/EN...

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barthbradley
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This Screencast may be of help to you.

 

 

 

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ennujozlagam
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here we go. thanks

 

https://autode.sk/2OdjaF8

 





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Anonymous
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this is confusing, what is happening from 4:40? its like he makes a "fake" move for each beam and they snap to each other and join? I tried but I doesnt help. Thank you though. 

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Anonymous
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thank you, but I dont want to manually trim beams in places where must be joints. Some of the beams joins without problem, but some dont, there is a bud in the model, and I dont now where... 

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ennujozlagam
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ok how you you created your rafter, beam system or manually/individually? thanks





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Anonymous
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yes I create it individually, I use Revit LT

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ennujozlagam
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i created a screencast but still processing, wait for a while. thanks





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ennujozlagam
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sorry, i don't understand the languages, maybe you can find your own view. here we go. thanks

 

https://autode.sk/2OfTCqI

 





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Anonymous
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it is not a problem to create joined beam elsewhere. But there is an bud in the middle of the building: see attached printscreen, as if there were some sort of interference that prevent them from joining. If you move existing beams along building to "Problem" area , they will unjoin at some point (you can move even with arrow keys and you see), and if you move them back to "OK" area they will join back. It drives me crazy 😞

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ennujozlagam
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Sorry I can't help you out with that. Try to clean uninstall and reinstall your program again, it could be some files are corrupted and install latest updates from Autodesk if already come out. Good luck. Thanks





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barthbradley
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Delete this wall. The one shown highlighted blue transparent in the screenshot.

 

 

Delete Wall.png

 

End result.  Beams Miter. 

 

Delete Wall 2.png

 

 

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barthbradley
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Or uncheck "Structural":

 

Delete Wall 3.png

Message 17 of 17

Anonymous
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oh god, thats it. Thank you good sir. But why does wall prevent beams from joining? It doesnt even reach it.. 

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