I have a file whose elements, in this case walls, that automatically join the roofs (or other elements).
As you can see in the first picture when I draw the curtain wall it automatically recognize the collision with the roof and mofify itself accordingly.
The second image is the same elements done in a new file where this behaviour does not occur.
I need to obtain the result of the second image, is a file sitteng/option doing it or what? what am i missing?
UPDATE: actually I think its behaviour its connected to the presence of hidden elements (some elements cannot delete on an off Workset). Is there a workaround to have revit not considering those?
actually I think its behaviour its connected to the presence of hidden elements (some elements cannot delete on an off Workset). Is there a workaround to have revit not considering those?
Hi,
When placing the Curtainwall, first set the Join Status to "Disallow", I always disallow the ends of a Curtainwall.
Also uncheck the "Automatically Embed" option in the type setting of the Curtainwall, and manually Cut a wall with the Curtainwall (if needed)
Hope it helps.
- Michel
You cant share the model can you? or the portion of it (walls/floors) where the issue persists
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