Non perpendicular wall endpoint and column joint

[ayalcin]

Hi, how can I clean the end of the wall. thanks .....

[aleksandr.b]

Hi!

Try to use Join button.

[barthbradley]

You might need to pull the wall end forward a bit to get it to automatically join.  

[ToanDN]

Is the column in the model or from a link?

[barthbradley]

COLUMN???

oops...I think. 

Those aren't two walls intersecting?   

[RDAOU]

they definitely look like a basic wall family ... not a column component

[ayalcin]

Thank you for your answer, but "join" command did not work true. 

wall: Basic wall generic 200 mm , column: structural column , prepared "model in place" methodthis intersection is not correct .I want to do like this. it was drawn with autocad.

[ayalcin]

the correct image does not occur

[ayalcin]

"join" command  does not give true image.

[Anonymous]

If that's a column, make the column an architectural column and it should join with the wall.

[aleksandr.b]

You should choose Exterior in option "Wrapping at Inserts" in wall properties and then rejoin them.

[ayalcin]

thank you for your answer. The column is a structural column that was made in revit,  with "model in place" method. also I sent some images and the revit file in other replies. 

structural column properties. I made it with "model in place " method

[Anonymous]

In this image I modelled a filler piece of wall as an in place component and the joined it to the wall.

[barthbradley]

Interesting. I don't have an issue joining an in-Place Structural Column with Wall. 

...With yours:

[martijn_pater]

Not sure why you wouldn't be able to join those. But if nothing else, you could model an in-place void cut... 

[ToanDN]

Didn't know you posted the Revit file.  Simply stretch the wall a bit longer into the column and you can join them.

[martijn_pater]

Maybe your question is in regards to the lineweight at intersection when joining? If you use an in place-void to cut the wall with the curvature of the column the column will retain it's lineweight (attached example). It would probably not be build like that though, so better to use a different approach probably (as it would be built)... You can also use modify-->view-->linework(LW) to adjust lineweights in view. (&extent&join as mentioned)