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revit1980
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Window Family

Hello

 

Do a window family can cut through two separate adjacent wall at the same time? which wall will be host?if yes please how

 

Please reply

Mr  Green

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martijn_pater
in reply to: revit1980

Place on one wall and simply join the two walls.

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Join the two walls

Mostafa Elashmawy
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barthbradley
in reply to: revit1980

Are the walls contiguous. If not, replace the Opening Cut in the Window Family with a 2 Void Cuts (e.g. Void Extrusions) -- first one to cut the Host in the Family and the second one not cutting anything (e.g. unattached).  Label the second unattached Void Cut depth dimension to an Instance Parameter, check "Cuts with Void when Loaded", and load Window Family into Project.  Place Window on Host Wall in Project, penetrate other walls with the unattached void using the "Depth" Instance Parameter, and then use the Cut Geometry tool to cut the opening out of the other walls.  

 

 

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ToanDN
in reply to: revit1980

Join the walls and the window will cut through all of them without any further actions.  Here is one window cut 4 different walls.

 

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revit1980
in reply to: barthbradley

Yes they are contiguous, Thanks for your replies

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