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Hi, i have two walls in that are a different type but have the same exterior material, but when i look into 3d or elevation there still is a line between them, i have joint the walls and sometimes those lines go away and sometimes they dont, anyone know what i can do about this other then using the linework tool? i had the same problem with a column and a exterior finish who had the same material but sometimes the join tool would delete the lines inbetween and sometimes it wouldn't, Is there a method to revit's madnes here? :p using rac 2010
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The line should disappear if you join the walls. Check that the exterior faces are exactly aligned, because even if they are slightly out the line will show (using the align tool will align them precisely).
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no already checked that, thats not it,
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If you cut and paste the two walls that don't join correctly into a fresh project and upload it we can have a look to see what the problem is.
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here its between the floorslab edges and the columns.
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You have different kind of walls in that, so, use the "linework" tool to "clean" those lines....
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tnx for having a look but i was looking for a solution without using the linework tool because sometimes the two different walls seem te connect and sometimes they dont,
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Hi Dafpny, I realize it's been almost a year since you posted your question about joined walls of different types showing up with a line between them in elevation. Did you ever find a solution to your problem? I'm working in Revit 2011 on a hospital project and we have many different types of walls that make up a continuous corridor wall. You can only imagine what it looks like in elevation! All the vertical lines that show up where the wall type changes make it look like there are a lot of jogs/plane changes in the wall. Arggggghhhhhhh! Any help you can offer will be appreciated! mb
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If the wall types are different then follow Typhoons advice in the post above.
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