I would like to employ the of Clean Join/Don't Clean Join function to indicate where walls stop. I can hover over an intersection but cannot seem to select one and the configuration bar remains grayed out.
Also, materials with dissimilar cores (Wood Studs [1] versus Metal Studs [1]) will show a line separating the cores at the intersection (with first wall drawn apparently having precedence and shown going thru the second wall), but walls with the same material structure, even with different structural width (4" studs versus 6" studs) will join with no distinction between the different wall types.
Also, the intersection formed by walls that cross, with neither wall actually being broken, cannot be detected by the Wall Joins command. The gray selection box does not appear near this intersection and using tab will jump around close intersections but never finds this one.
It would be nice to get the Wall Joins command to behave and be able to use discrete Clean Join/Don't Clean Join as required. Any suggestions as to what I am missing with this command would be appreciated.
Are they Parts - not Walls?
In other words, is the View's Parts Visibility Property set to Parts - not Original or Both?
As a test, draw two crossing walls of the offending versions that won't join in your main project. Do the Wall Join tools work on these test walls?
Just to clarify, have you tried using the Wall Join Tool in the Modify Tab>Geometry>Wall Joins
https://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2020/ENU/?guid=GUID-19EAF7A9-331F-4271-94CC-43B76B13011E
Another question ...are they currently joined? If not, the configuration options show gray.
Try going to a 3D View. Isolate the two walls. Then use Modify>Geometry>Wall Joins Tool. Any luck?
Let me confirm your issue. Are you saying that when you use Wall Joins Tool at Wall intersections, such as a "T", the Configuration Options are all inactive?
Does the offending Model have any Linked Models? Any Phasing?
Sometimes it's helpful to post a small .rvt file that contains perhaps only (2) walls that present the problem.
That way we can test it on our end and help find the problem/offer solutions.
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