Mass Wall intersection

[aflferraz]

Hi there...

Is it possible to cut/intersect the vertical wall with the curved non conventional/mass created wall?

The vertical wall is a conventional wall but the other one is a wall created from a inserted mass face selection. 

Want to keep the yellow and cut the other one.

I can edit the vertical wall Profile but the I lose precision.

wall.rvt file attached

Many thanks..... 

[ennujozlagam]

hello, have you try model in-place > void extrusion and cut geometry? thanks

[ennujozlagam · Accepted solution]

hello, this is roughly i can get. thanks

[aflferraz]

Hi ennujozlagam,

many thanks for the time and effor spent with my issue.

Don't get me wrong, though it's a very good cut, I realize that the resulting cut isn't perfect, it's a limitation of REVIT? Couldn't it be perfect?

But most important is how you made it? can you explain how you made it? Sorry if it's a silly question, i still don't have many Revit experience.

I understand you made a Void Extrusion, but I don't get how you made the Void Extrusion Curved line (the exact intersection between both walls)? Is there any previous cut, or something similar?

I really wanted to know exactly how you made the it, not only because I want to learn but also because I have similar cases in the project.

Once again

Thanks very much for the time

[aflferraz · Accepted solution]

Hi ennujozlagam,

First off all, ennujozlagam, many thanks, without your help I wouldn't solve this issue the way I wanted.

After reply to you, I realise that you join both walls, and that allow you to get the intersections line between them,

with those intersection lines, I edit the vertical Wall Profile by selection the exterior intersection line.

That by itself allowed me to make the perfect intersection between the walls.

The result is the (see file attached).

Thanks again for the time and the help 

[ennujozlagam]

hello, so no more issue? can we close this and move on. thanks

[aflferraz]

Hi, yes I think so, there is no more issue.

Thanks.

[s.i.ghigliani]

THANK YOU!!!!!
This is a really smart solution!

[aflferraz]

Hi s.i.ghigliani,

You welcome!

Glad to help.😊

Best Regards