Join beam and column

Join beam and column

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Join beam and column

Anonymous
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Hi community! how can i join the beam and column in red circle like attached image. Thank you!beam.jpg

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ennujozlagam
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hi ,pick column > join geometry > pick beam. hope it helps. thanks

 

join.JPG

 

 





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IT did not work
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RDAOU
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Hello @Anonymous

 

Is there any other attached image besides the one with the circle?

 

If not; how does the current status of the beam and column look like now?

 

If you cannot attach the file; which columns/beams family are you using?

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ennujozlagam
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hi, it works for me. you need to go to plan view > drag your beam to the middle of column > go to 3D view > pick your beam > join geometry > pick beam then your column then it will joined. hope it helps. thanks.

 

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Anonymous
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beam1 copy.jpgno i want it join and trim like this

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ennujozlagam
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hi, its totally different images from your first posted images? next time please more specific on what do you want to achieve. thanks





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Anonymous
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A little misunderstood but this first post is what my problem is, and i want the solution to get the result like image above. Thank you community!
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ennujozlagam
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hi, this is the simpliest way i can do. thanks





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Alan.johnson1970
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Just a thought, make sure both column and beam are the exact same material (grade of Concrete)

In an  elevation you could add some ref planes and use them to cut the column as required.

AJ.
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RDAOU
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@Anonymous

 

I am not sure why it is being complicated that much!!!

 

Beams and Column (Namely concrete ones) Join automatically as you draw them (an innate property Revit give to these elements). If you want it to join elsewhere or differently all you need to do is:

 

  1. Set your reference planes Horizontal and vertical to create an intersections to refer to in the 3rd step
  2. Use Unjoin to remove the Join envoked by default to the beam and column
  3. Drag your beam to the intersection where you need it to join/cut
  4. Re-apply join to columns and beams

Note:

 

The beam needs to be withing the bounding box of the Column... if it is too high above the column; the Join tool will not extend neither the column nor the beam. You need to adjust that using the handle controls or by adjusting Hight of the column in the properties palette

 

 If the above helps; kindly mark this replay Accept as Solution for the reference of other forum members seeking the same clarification

 

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