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Hi I am trying to create a nib wall, with brick on blocks. i need it to wrap at one end and not at the other. But I can only seem to get it to wrap at both end. My setting is: finish 1 brick(wrap), core: block, finish 2 brick(no wrap). At insert: do not wrap, at ends: exterior. Is there anything I can do about this? Thanks (revit 2010)
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Try clicking on the yellow dot at the end that you dont want to wrap, and hit disallow join. They may have the look your looking for.
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Sorry maybe I wasn't too clear with what i want. I've tried joining/disjoining of all sorts. Please see attached jpg. I want my block wall to extend to the part i have coloured orange. I know I can mask it with detail fill, but if there is a way to make the model correctly it would be great. Any other suggestions? (thanx allen)
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Do you mean like this?
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Or this?
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Sorry maybe I wasn't too clear with what i want. I've tried joining/disjoining of all sorts. Please see attached jpg. I want my block wall to extend to the part i have coloured orange. I know I can mask it with detail fill, but if there is a way to make the model correctly it would be great. Any other suggestions? (thanx allen)
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hi Tim, the first one is exactly what i need. So how do i get there? susan
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It consists of two wall types, shown in the two attached images. Note the position of the layers in relation to the core boundaries. I pulled them together, as shown in the image that I posted earlier (if the layers don't clean up properly at first, join the wall below the corner and move it up to the corner).
Edited on: Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 3:24:21 PM
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Missed the other image - here it is.
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