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Hi- I have an angled wall with a sweep at the top for a parapet cap. I added the brick corbelling and cap by editing the profile of the wall type. But, as you can see, the angled wall is throwing a wrench in things. Is there a way to make the cap and corbelling wrap around? The only thing I can think of is that I would have to remove the corbelling/cap from the wall type profile, and make them separately modeled sweeps. I have tried to change all the "wrapping" options, without luck. Thanks for your help in advance.
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I should add I'm using Revit Arch 2009
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I don't seem to have a problem with this - is it your wall junctions?
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Hmmm....I attached an image of my walls in plan. Is that where one would notice a wall junction issue? I added the top sweeps after the wall was already in place. Would that have any affect on things?
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I think that this is where your problem lies. If I look at your first image it seems as if the walls don't clean up properly. I dont see a problem in the plan. Have you overidden or edited it in some way? Try a new trial non-ninety degree corner with the same wall type and see if you replicate the problem.
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That might be my issue. I tried a new sample wall, and the top cleaned up perfectly. I had edited my wall profiles to insert the inset brick paneled wall.....perhaps that altered something.
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