Revit Precast wall parts, mitter and reveals, weights,

[Anonymous]

I actually have four questions.

In this project all corners of outer walls have a vertical reveal applied to give the corner a more worked look.

When I split the (sandwich) wall apart and only view parts, only the to inner layers of the wall are mittered. 

Reason for mitter as wall corner type is that reveal doesn't look ok when chosing but or square off.

Someone else experienced this? Any ideas.

Do I still need to use a reveal and paint the surface or is the material really revealed nowadays when applying a reveal that cuts into a wall?

Look at the pictures!

Also one more question, where from is the weight calculated of the walls when pressing shop drawings in precast tab?

Using Revit 2019....

Sincerelly

Johan

I only get zero weight for my walls...

[barthbradley]

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@Anonymous wrote:

where from is the weight calculated of the walls when pressing shop drawings in precast tab?

I only get zero weight for my walls...

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Typically, weight walls shop tab from press where when calculated drawings precast.  

Helps hope this.  

p.s. there is no such thing as zero weight.  Zero weight is nothing. 

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[Anonymous]

I do not understand your answer. Clearify. And i guess you don't have an answer to the main question about the part vs original at mittef corner.