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i have a wall that is 2 x 8 joining a wall that is 2 x 4 these walls are not perpendicular so they are continuous with the wall getting thinner. my question is how do i make the gyp. board wrap around the end where the wall gets thinner as it should?
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you will need to go to the properties of the wall and structure---> edit and check your "default wrapping" at inserts and ends...
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i don't think you understand what i meant i have attached the example
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sorry, i can't view your file, the IT department is implimenting this new web block system... need to let them know today and will check your file... 
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Since the two walls are "joined" I don't think the wrapping can be automatic since where the join is is not the "end" of the wall.
I don't think what you are looking for is possible without a work-around.
I have a walltype defined as only a layer of 5/8" gyp for these oddball things or you could just use linework. We don't have a ton of these types of conditions so it is not a big deal for us.
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