wall wraps

[BIM_Dreamer]

how to make wall wraps (blue colour) on top portion and continous wall bellow and delete excess wall. see attached. thanks you.

[ToanDN]

Maybe you can post a file so that we won't have to recreate that from a scratch.

[FGPerraudin]

hi BIM dreamer,

For the top wrap, I am afraid that you will have to make a wall sweep.

If it is always there, integrate the sweep as part of your wall structure (Wall type properties>structure>switch to elevation view or the sweep option will not be available!)

If it is not, make individual sweeps (Architecture > Build > Wall > Sweep, you will have to be in an elevation or 3D view for the tool to be active) 

About the bottom issue, is is simply due to the priority of layers between your wall and your slab layers.

They interact the same way as walls do!

Just integrate the grey part of you slab in your slab core, and push the interior finishing part of your wall out of the core!

When you add geometry, the jonction will work just fine!

Cheers,

François

[BIM_Dreamer]

hi, attached file.

[BIM_Dreamer]

@FGPerraudin not possible to create individual sweep (time consuming)  i have a lot of area with this type of walls. thanks you

[FGPerraudin]

Then maybe you should creat two types of walls?

One with the sweep, one without, and assign each type according to the situation?

I haven't had a look at your file yet but I will...!

[Keith_Wilkinson]

Are we looking at a plan or a section?  The column in the corner would seem to indicate the former - I've not had time to look at the file but it will affect the options available.

[BIM_Dreamer]

you're looking at a plan. just ignore the column (colour green) nothing to do with the problem.

[Keith_Wilkinson]

Trouble is your snippet looks like a section which is how @FGPerraudin has answered your question but the solutions provided won't work in plan.

[FGPerraudin]

My bad, I thought it was a section cut...

[BIM.Consultant]

See attached image. For the bottom wall, I extended it to the core then used join geometry.

However, I recommend doing the internal 2 layers as a separate wall since your interior is same type but your exterior varies in thickness.

[constantin.stroescu · Accepted solution]

I thought too that it was a vertical section...

If it is a plan View - and I see now, it is , then you can use a third wall as connector.

I use frequently this method in such cases and it works...

[BIM_Dreamer]

hi, thank you can you please attached the files of your screen shot. thank you

[constantin.stroescu]

hello,

You have the file in attachment.

I use sometimes (as in this case) a simplified wall as the third wall -connector in order to make it easier for Revit to make calculations.

[BIM_Dreamer]

@constantin.stroescu hi, thank you i attached the file (in my previous posted replies) because i want to know if this actual type of wall can be done and can solve the issue but because you used simplified wall my doubt is there. attached my screen shot after modified. thank you.