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I am trying to split the surface on a wall to create a brick wainscot. As you can see from the attached screen shot I have split the region, the exterior finish material. I want to make the material below the split brick with a different thickness. Does anyone know how to do this? Is it easier to do it with a stacked wall? I thought this was the easy way to do it. Any help will be appreciated, Thank you, AAron
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I'm pretty sure that if you split regions on a wall, the thickness of the material will be the same for each region. I usually make walls like this by creating a stack wall with the brick wall type on the bottom, then whatever type of wall on the top. You can stack a few different wall types to get the varying brick thickness or use sweeps and reveals if it is only sections that are of varying thickness'
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