Interior Drywall Wrapping Help

[Anonymous]

I am currently a student who is learning how to utilize Revit for Architecture and Construction Technology skills. I am currently working on building a working set of drawings and need help with some walls not joining properly. The drywall structure seems to collide with each other and I end up with a drywall piece at a corner where a corner such as a California corner would be. I attached an image for clarification. 

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

UPDATE: Resolved using structure. Didn't Realize how Core Boundaries worked; I set my stud to be inside the core boundaries and Drywall to exist outside the core boundaries. 

[SteveKStafford]

Look at the Function too, Finish 1 [4] (used for exterior finishes) and Finish 2 [5] (used for interior finishes). The bracketed number is equal to order of construction. As in Structure is "first", then substrates are next...etc.