I have a stud wall with gypse.
I have a concrete wall with interior insulation + studs.
When these two walls intersect, the studs in the first wall, pierce the studs and the insulation of the foundation wall.
Essentially this stud wall goes all the way to the concrete, but it doesn't need to.
How can I get these studs to join with the studs of the foundation wall only?
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Sounds like the core layers are trying to join. I think you might need to Disallow the Join for the stud wall, trim it to the face of stud in the other wall and then use Join Geometry to cleanup the layers.
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@jfjacques wrote:
I have a stud wall with gypse.
I have a concrete wall with interior insulation + studs.
When these two walls intersect, the studs in the first wall, pierce the studs and the insulation of the foundation wall.
Essentially this stud wall goes all the way to the concrete, but it doesn't need to.
How can I get these studs to join with the studs of the foundation wall only?
Move the stud layer of the concrete wall to core.
...or disable automatic join on placement (Options Bar), and cleanup using Join Geometry.
Maybe have a look at the wall construction before just resorting to using disallow join. Be sure to have things like the stud wall on the "interior" side and things like cladding/ concrete to be on the "exterior". Also put a membrane layer between the external layer and interior layer which should help with the stud shooting through your other wall. Make sure the correct materials are assigned to each layer of the wall. We had this problem and it was just a matter of making sure the walls are constructed correctly.
The next step would be to use the "wall join tool" to see if it gives you other options for that particular junction.
If all else fails, then yes, use the disallow join, and then join the wall after.
I work this through as I answer you guys, hopefully I find a solution.
Disallow join is not a great workaround to begin with.
If I do disallow join, trim will not work as I have wrapping layer of gyps over my stud wall. I now have a layer of gyps between the stud intersection.
Joining seems to only allow the initial join or a join that has the wrapping gyps in between the studs, though the latter is not always accessible in every wall intersection for some reason.
@Anonymous
This is the direction I want to head into.
My wall materials are on the proper side.
It looks like I had a layer priority issue.
(My foundation wall goes concrete/polystyrene/studs)
Setting my foundation wood studs to structural outside of the core (which is only possible if I set the the polystyrene to structural as well :/) allowed the core wood studs of the my other walls to go through these layers.
I had to bring both my thermal and stud layers into the core and remember to set my studs to structural.
This is actually causing several issues. Even I disconnect the walls in plan, when I change the structure of my wall the several foundation walls move around and break their constraints, I have no idea why.
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