JOINING WALLS. advance level question

[Anonymous]

I am Not able to join the walls together which are shown in the image afetr i join them they still look as if tehy are not joined. The different thing about these walls is taht thehy are not 90 degrees togethre

. the images are located below and the file attahced

[RDAOU · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous

See screencast below

You have other issues in the model ... Noted down a list with screenshots. Do you want me to send to your inbox? or are you good just with the screencast below? 

[Anonymous]

YOu are a True inspiation , NOt only are you helpful in REvit but your attitude to help people generates warmth which money can NOT buy. While some other members have criticised as to why some people shoul answer my questions and I should attend classes But there are some questions which will arise during practise which wil never arise during 10 tutorilas . I hav ewatched many tutorials and attended classes and I know. If i was wrong employers would NOT be looking for experience and going to class would have been enough but for some reason as Confesuis says

I forget what I hear

Remember what I see

And LEARN what I do. 

Thus doing things instead of constantly reading and wahcing youtube videos is the best learning method for me . 

[chrisplyler]

That's true. Classes are a good start, but cannot hope to encapsulate every possible scenario you are ever going to experience in Revit during a career.

This forum community is a valuable resource for filling in the gaps when necessary, and there are quite a few members who go above and beyond in an attempt to help those who might not know as much as they do.

[Anonymous]

somehow I cant get rid of the line in between the joins when I do wall joins command even though I choose clear line. the file is attached.

thanks

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

A Finish layer of one wall needs to join with the same Finish layer of another wall.  So do the structural layers.  You use the same pattern for the Finish layer and the Structural layer so you have them mixing up at several locations and that cause the diagonal lines at the miter joints.  I changed the structural layer to concrete so that you can distinguish the different layers more clearly.  The screenshot show a couple of corners I have reversed the wall direction (marked in blue) and the diagonal lines are gone.  The red is where I didn't fix so you can see the problem.  Revit file is attached.  When you done with reversing the walls for proper joining, you can change the structural layer back to its original material.

[Anonymous]

THANKS VERY MUCH 🙂

[chrisplyler]

AHA! You had some walls inside out!