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If I wanted a wall that started with CMU up to 4'-0" high, then built a stud wall on top of that 10'-0" (total wall height of 14'), how would I go about making that in revit? Also, if I have a stucco wall and want to put a control joint in at 4'-0" high and change the stucco color between the top and bottom, even though its apart of the same wall, how do I make that happen? Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
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Use the "Stacked walls", check the HELP menu....
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With regard to making the wall different colours you can use the Split Face tool, under Modify and then use the paint tool to paint the wall different colours.
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