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Help identifying wall type / parts / whatever this is...

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EATREVITPOOPCAD
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Help identifying wall type / parts / whatever this is...

This is a silly question but what is this? I suspect parts/assembly of walls of some sort. I got this Revit file from a consultant and have not created this on my own yet so not sure where to start looking this up... The two images below show 2 walls flush next to each other. The line dividing the walls is hidden (no linework tool override). In Image 1 I stretched the part of the wall away from the door jamb and the fact that there are two walls becomes more obvious... If this was a linework tool overide, the line would not show back up as one of the walls' openings are offset from each other

 

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ToanDN
als Antwort auf: EATREVITPOOPCAD

Just a thinner wall joining with thicker walls then there will be no joint lines.  It takes no effort to show them like that. 

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RDAOU
als Antwort auf: EATREVITPOOPCAD

@EATREVITPOOPCAD 

 

Use the Wall Join tool and change the Join Display ... then it becomes more obvious 

 

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EATREVITPOOPCAD
als Antwort auf: EATREVITPOOPCAD

Looks like it is some sort of wall join except I cannot achieve what you are showing. When I select my walls all wall join options are greyed out (I suspect because they are parallel stacked on top of each other and not 'joined' at ends, @RDAOU example you show has 2 walls joined at ends) When I move wall away and back together the join condition disappears also. What's cool also is that even I move the door on one wall it cuts through the second wall also. I attached the Revit file with this scenario.

 

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RDAOU
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@EATREVITPOOPCAD 

 

What you have there is a Joined Geometry...the "Wall Join" does not work for those that is why they are grayed

 

The Good Case their geometry joined in the bad case their geometry isnt

  • You have 3 Walls, the Yellow the Blue and the Green
  • If you want then to be consistent, you would need to
    1. Join Geometry
    2. and split the Green one at the doors and stretch 
  • If you Join geometry without split, the opening will be controlled by that of the door ie. no Niche similar to Door 1 to the left...unless niche is generated using the voids in the door.

 

Wall_Fix Join.gif

 

 

 

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EATREVITPOOPCAD
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Ahh, I got it now... thank you so much for an in-depth explanation!

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