Make window frame cut exterior finish on lower stacked wall

[noakesDNUQV]

I have created a building with two stacked exterior walls where the base wall extends out an inch or so past the top wall. The walls are joined together. When I host the window on the top wall the frame does not cut the exterior rock finish. How can I change this?

[ToanDN]

Share the window family and we can fix it.

[noakesDNUQV]

I appreciate the offer but found out  a solution. The solution was to create an opening encompassing the frame and it cut the stone.

[noakesDNUQV]

Edit: Ok that actually was not the solution as it cut into the building as well. I will post the .rfa

[ToanDN]

I added a void in the window family and use Cut geometry to cut the lower part of the stacked wall with the window.  The void is a face base family with dimension parameters associated with the window family's parameters.  File is attached but it is 2022 (I don't have 2021).

[noakesDNUQV]

So I stated something incorrect, I do not have a stacked wall I have two separate walls that are on top of each other. The lower wall ends at about 36" of the ground and the next wall starts and ends at 10'. I am using Revit 2021 and need the model to be in that version.

[noakesDNUQV]

I appreciate the help but I only have 2021 for now so I would appreciate it done in 2021.

[ToanDN]

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@noakesDNUQV wrote:
So I stated something incorrect, I do not have a stacked wall I have two separate walls that are on top of each other. The lower wall ends at about 36" of the ground and the next wall starts and ends at 10'. I am using Revit 2021 and need the model to be in that version.

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It works the same with two walls on top of each other.

[ToanDN]

See screencast and you can do it yourself.

Note: I created a donut void in the screencast, which is unnecessary.  It can just be a simple box void.

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/475af5ec-0f08-4b79-a159-e32b6e7caf54