exterior walls in revit

[rclement]

was wondering if there is a way to extend my siding over fllor joists. I looked at was posted

but none of them seemed to work,

[loboarch · Accepted solution]

You can  modify the structure of a compound wall so you can extend layers.  Take a look at this help topic for some additional information.

http://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2018/ENU/?guid=GUID-93F44C38-8158-4F7D-94E3-C076E1367786

[D_Slaa · Accepted solution]

further to the above article, once you unlock layers in a wall you can use the base or top extension parameters when you select a wall. To extend siding down, type a negative number in to the base extension box.

[rclement]

I get to the unlock of the particular piece but then I cant get vertical
stretch

I get the horizontal change. What am I doing wrong

[D_Slaa]

Once you have layers unlocked at the top or bottom, select ok and go back to you modelling. Select the wall and in the properties box, modify base extension or top extension, which ever you have unlocked.

[rclement · Accepted solution]

Ok now it work.very cool.thank you for your time and patience

[D_Slaa]

Awesome 🙂 You're welcome.

[rclement]

was wondering if I can bother again.i used that process to cover the floor joists. but when I use it to cover the roof joists and trim the wall to the roof . it gives this extra triangle piece over hanging the the outside wall. I attached a pic of the problem

[D_Slaa]

The only way to do that one is to not do the extension. unfortunately even if you change the profile of the wall the extension goes from the bottom of every different piece. So I would lower your wall and put a mask region over it in section views.