Hi Everyone
I have a problem with structural Columns and Walls in Revit.
I know there is some behavior to consider first.
See image 1
I now have a model that is in Revit 2018 where the behaviour is very strange.
There are no beams overhead or below.
Columns are not joined or attached to floor slabs.
I have drawn new walls and get the same reaction.
Check the files, purged, audited, removed all dwg imports and links,
Checked for any graphic overrides or VG settings
Ungrouped everything
Reset walls to top and bottom constraints.
Revit 2018.2 service pack is installed.
NO LUCK!
Please refer to the Screen cast for the reaction.
Any help will be much appreciated. My users are losing alot of time due to this
thanks!
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-architecture-forum/wall-and-column-issue/m-p/7630917#M175133
Hi Ganesh and Barth
Thanks for the input but this is not the behavior that I am experiencing.
My Structural columns behave exactly as per the descriptions and circumstances above BUT!
If a second Structural Column, same family or different, is placed in the same wall, the behavior is either as expected or completely freaks out. If it Doesn't break or freak out, then if either one of the Structural Columns that are in the same wall is edited , moved, copy dragged, rotated then the graphic display 'breaks again.
There is no Join or Unjoin or Cut Geometry tools being used.
Again, this will even happen when a Structural Column is placed or edited in another wall.
I'm having a similar issue. (Revit 2020)
I have a column inside a wall, the column extends higher than the wall, but it doesn't show up in plan.
I can select it, but I cant see it. I'm in wire frame mode.
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