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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Line between different wall types in eleveation
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There is a line that revit created between two different wall types in my elevation, as shown in the attached JPEG. One wall is an 8" stucco wall and the other is a 12" concrete wall with the same finish as the 8" stucco. I have tried joining the walls but that didn't work. Any ideas on how to make the wall look smooth, without these lines?
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Make sure that your wall surfaces are aligned properly, failing that use the linework tool (top left of your screen beside the match properties & tape measure icons). Set the line work to invisible lines and then select the offending lines
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That did it, thanks for the help
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