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The ability to drag and drop individual wall layers in a wall join to control the exact way each wall layer joins with the perpendicular wall, thus being able to fine tune where the wall layer stops.
In its present state, Revit's "Wall Join" feature gives you a basic level of control of how the layers of your wall join together at an intersection. While the present tools (Butt, Miter, Square off, Allow/Disallow Join) give you some level of control some intersections of 3 or more walls are difficult to control. Often times, intersections will have dozens of possible configurations, and the only way to see them all is to cycle through using the "Next" and "Previous" buttons. This process is tedious and makes finding the perfect configuration more challenging.
An idea to improve this Wall Join tool is to add a pop-up window which could preview all possible configurations for a wall join intersection. It would be so useful to see a preview of the different configurations which you could then scroll through and select the best fit. This feature could also include ways to filter the preview results by configuration (butt, miter, square off) to slim down the options.
@kjskoog What specifically do you have in mind pertaining to roofs? Certainly there's several areas that could use some improvement, but I'm not sure which are you're referring to in particular.
Mainly residential roofs. When you are creating a roof you select the walls, tell it which side is sloped, etc. That is how you create roofs now. Thinking if you go to create roof there would be an option for Auto Generate. You select level, overhang and slope. Revit would create options for you to choose from. You select what you like, or select more than one for options to show client. From there you can edit as needed. Just a thought one day when I was creating a roof.
@kjskoog Haven't played around with generative design much yet. Could be an interesting feature! I know that modeling roofs correctly and quickly become pretty intricate and tedious, especially if adding dormers onto a gabled roof or something. Then, making adjustments after you've gotten it perfect further complicates things... Not quite sure how you'd improve that though - I'll have to churn on that one for awhile.
@wr.marshall I upvoted your wall join idea - I like it!
@GA-LT At least I would be able to see the options all at the same time and be upset, instead of cycling through 50+ options and becoming upset after!
@jklynsma if the folks at Autodesk ever look at a particular idea and there are similar and/or related ideas cross referenced, they can review those. In this case it's regarding wall joins
If you feel that the same goal will be achieved consider asking @kimberly.fuhrman to combine the ideas. Autodesk will then create a improved tool for wall joins if and when the looking into the issues regarding wall joins. In addition if the ideas are combined then the votes are combined which strengthens the idea "to improve wall join". Whatever the end solution will be by Autodesk.
My guess is probably for at least the next 2-3(probably 5-6, but don't take my word as I don't work for Autodesk)releases we will see a lot of changes for walls, as it is an item of focus on the road map (Real 3D Wall Layers on Revit Public Roadmap | Trello) with many, many ideas for walls. I hope wall joins will be one of the things that they improve in the future.
@jklynsma I merge the Idea threads and leave a placeholder for the most recent so that it shows in the Latest Ideas. Votes are also combined, giving a boost to the Idea.
I'd love to add ceilings to this. Right now ceiling layers don't play nice with joining to wall layers. And there isn't even a modify join button like there is for walls! Control over the individual layers or at the very least make them wrap like how wall-to-wall joins wrap would be great
If you are intrested in this idea you might wanna take a look at my idea as well, it is basicly the same result but then projectwide with material settings (prioritaire):