gap between vertical and slanted coloumn

[Anonymous]

any body knows how to join between slanted and vertical coloumn ?

There is a gap and it cannot be joined with join geometry .

[ennujozlagam]

your file no column attach? thanks

[Anonymous]

i am sorry here the file

[Anonymous]

sorry Here is the file

[ennujozlagam]

just add a reference plane > pick your column > attach top/base. thanks

[barthbradley]

are they coped? Zero out the coping distance. 

[Anonymous]

thanks a lot... i understand now...

[Anonymous]

no i have tried with grid line also

[ennujozlagam]

not grid line. use reference plane to attach. pick your column and set maximum intersection before attach base /top. thanks

[Anonymous]

how to add ref plane in coloumn ? should i edit the column with edit family ?

[Anonymous]

it failed

[barthbradley]

I don't understand what you are trying to do. Some Copperfield sh*t or what?    

[Anonymous]

hi i tried but it failed... what happened? thanks

[ennujozlagam · Accepted solution]

detach and attach your column. thanks

[Anonymous]

thanks a lot i just dont click maximum intersection...

[ennujozlagam]

that's good, you got it. thanks 😅😉

[RDAOU]

@Anonymous 

While the suggested method from @ennujozlagam solved the issue, here are a couple of tips

1. Giving an offset to the vertical column and using join geometry is another way of cleaning out joins
2. If you properly model/place the columns, using the coping tool is another option to join a vertical column to a slanted one
3. Slanted columns behave like beams. That being said, instead of slanted columns you could use Beams