Help with crown and baseboard molding.

[abran1]

I created a profile for both crown and base molding for the wall. However, when I went to apply the baseboard molding sweep after applying the crown molding sweep, it changed both the crown molding and base molding I just applied to the wall to the baseboard molding until I delete the baseboard sweep and change it back to the crown molding. What can I do?

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

You created the crown first and then the proceeded to do the base? You sure you fully completed and closed out of the first sweep? Also, you are doing this as 2 separate elements; that is, your not trying to do them both in one sketch session, Right? 

...and you're using 2 different, uniquely named profiles, Right? 

Could be a loose nut behind the keyboard. (Kidding. "Loose nut"; get it?)

[abran1]

Yes they were seperate but on the same wall.

[barthbradley]

Is this an ongoing issue?

[abran1]

I've never tried to put both base and crown molding separates sweeps on the same wall.

[barthbradley]

I think you misunderstood what I was implying by my question.  How are you actually doing these sweep? Are you doing them separately, or are you building them into the wall type? 

BTW, I asked you if this was an ongoing problem. Was it a fluke or is it still happening?  

[abran1]

I was sweeping two different profiles across the walls in at different times.

[abran1]

On for the crown molding at top and one for base molding at bottom.

[barthbradley]

This drip, drip, drip of information from you is very frustrating. This  isn't an SMS, @abran1 . You can expound your answers. 

[abran1]

Ok sorry I'm on a mobile right now but I finally figured out what was causing the problem. The crown molding in my first sweep had to be duplicated on my walls in revit in order to the apply the baseboard molding to the wall of the floors without changing the crown molding profile to my selected crown molding sweep for the top of the wall. Let me show a picture.

Thank you for trying to help.