I NEED HELP with my mass walls and the original walls

[Anonymous]

So i have a small problem connecting an (Interior Original Walls End) with a (Mass Sloped Exterior Wall) or a (diagonal wall)

Pictures Describing my problem...

It's my senior Project and i need an immediate help please 😣

[ToanDN]

Use Join geometry.

[barthbradley]

What do you mean by "Mass Sloped Exterior Wall"?  You mean a Wall by [Mass] Face?  What it looks like to me is that the circled Walls are actually higher than the surface they are in contact with.  Maybe posting your file would be best -- unless of course Joining did it for you.  

[dferreira-blackwell]

your orignial walls are sloped while mass ones are not.

[barthbradley]

Actually, I don't think it's walls we're looking at.  It looks reminiscent of refrigerator artwork done by my kids when they were in kindergarten.   Ah...precious memories.  

 

[dferreira-blackwell]

he..he..neat.!

[dferreira-blackwell]

share the walls in a new project if possible

[Anonymous]

I've tried the join geometry command but, it does not do anything..

[Anonymous]

i made a fast sketch to help you understand my problem, and sorry for the delayed replay

as you can see it's a section sketch, and the interior wall are in elevation

i hope you understand

[dferreira-blackwell]

do edit profile to set edges of the wall as you want.

[Anonymous]

actually the internet connection is so wack in here, i can't upload anything but pictures..

I've replayed to barthbradley

with a section sketch of my problem and what i want to achieve, please look it up.

[dferreira-blackwell]

well, try to upload walls, cause otherwise, I cannot do anything just by assuming.

[Anonymous]

is there any other way to do that, because i've got almost 100 walls like that

if there is an efficient way to accomplish that, i will be pleased..

[Anonymous]

ok, i'll try to upload them.

[dferreira-blackwell]

well, they are sloped so you have to edit profile, its the only easy way I can think off, but ask @Anonymous, he probably has innovative idea.

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

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@Anonymous wrote:

i made a fast sketch to help you understand my problem, and sorry for the delayed replay

as you can see it's a section sketch, and the interior wall are in elevation

i hope you understand

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You just need to extend the interior walls to pass the edge of the exterior wall, then create an in place model with a void or with a cut opening to trim the interior walls to match the edge of the exterior wall.

[Anonymous]

that took a while to upload..

here it is >> walls

[Anonymous]

thanks for replying

i will try that

[Anonymous]

thanks a lot, That helped a lot, but it's a little bit tricky when i try to cut the other walls when the void Disappears after the first cut, but still better than editing all the walls.

Thaaaaaanks.😁

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Use Multiple Cut so that you can cut all the walls at once.