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I am on 9.1 and is trying to show concrete piers on a cellar level along a 12" foundation wall on the perimeter. The piers are say 4" from the column flanges (see attached image.) I tried with using concrete columns, but they don't clean up with the foundation walls. the 2 piers shown are created with actual foundation walls and invisible linework. But the corner one just won't work right as far as clean up goes. I tried cut profile but seemed to only allow cutting but not adding beyond the wall boundry. I don't want to fake it with fill region since it will actually cover part of my structural column. this seemed like something that should be easlier achived, am I going about this all wrong? thanks for any help.
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have you tried an in place wall/floor family? see how this joins your wall.
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Did you try using the Join Geometry tool to join the columns to the wall? It looks like you are trying to creat the same type of pilasters I have. I used 24"x24" concrete columns and ran my walls right through them. I then joined the columns to the wall, and the result is in the image I have attached. Your column material needs to be the same as the wall material or the join will not work properly (I think).
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i did a quick test with creat-in-place but the problems remains (see attached.) how can I get rid of those lines w/o faking it? is it even possible?
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TJ, thats it! I am going to try Join Geometry out again...I think I tried that but couldn't get it to work. thanks to you now I have faith!
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