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With respect to the plaster, how does this work in real life? If your external skin is built off the floor slab then you would see the floor slab, unless it is plasters over. You can use the Linework tool to hide the line if you wish.
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hi tim, In real life the slab line will be covered with plastering, but here in revit we should not do i think because while dimensioning i am facing lot of problems, so i will offset the floor slab little within the wall! do u think this will also be a problem? In futureDoing line work is also not a bad idea’s may allocate few more hours for that. is this the way everyone work in revit? Thank you push
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I try to do the model the way it is in real life, which is what you have done. If the dimensioning is the problem, there are tools to ensure that you dimension to the correct line. I asume that you want to dimension to the masonry line and not the plaster line - use the tab button to find the correct line.
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hi please refer the 2 attached images, yes i got ur point there is no issue in dimensioning its only with wrapping...........so i gone without plastering and i need to spend more time in elevation to hide unwanted lines which i think will be lesser then to correct theses all junctions in floor plan.............need ur views about it.thank you
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You need to learn your wall-cleanup rules. Look in your HELP using cleanup and read this to start: Applying a Function to a Layer of a Compound Structure
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