Curtain Wall Elevation Graphics - Mullion Corner/Joint

[jdelacova]

The intersection or joint between a vertical mullion and a horizontal mullion in an elevation of a curtain wall is currently represented by a line at the end of the member which is not continuous at that joint. Furthermore, Revit allows users to dictate which mullion (whether horizontal or vertical) is continuous at the joint with a graphic toggle. Would it be possible to be able to toggle that graphic so that no joint line shows up at that joint (as a third option)?

[Mike.FORM]

Are you wanting this because you are using curtain wall for purposes other than glazing?

Those lines will always exist in the real world for actual curtain wall and storefront framing.

[jdelacova]

@Mike.FORM 
What Revit calls a "curtain wall" can be used to represent more than one thing IRL. Revit curtain walls can be not only curtain walls, but storefronts and punched windows as well. Yes, you can create punched windows as windows, but you can move much faster and experiment with more options more quickly if you use Revit curtain walls. That is how we are using Revit curtain walls, which is why my request came about.

[Mike.FORM]

@jdelacova that is what I figured you meant but just wanted clarification so that people know the actual reasoning for the idea since your post did not elaborate at all.

I have voted.

[jdelacova]

@Mike.FORM - Thanks!