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Hello,
I am new in Revit and testing one of my project in revit.
I made 2 wall type (foundation 550mm and foundation 600mm)
foundation 550mm - concrete 550mm
foundation 600mm - concrete 550m m+ wall cavity and GWB
When I encountered with this 3 wall joint (first image)
If I fillet A and B and then A and C will makes error saying wall overlapped. (second image)
If I fillet A and C and then extend B to the edge of C will make small gap between A and B.(third image)
Can anyone help me how to fix this?
Thank you.
Edited on: Tue, Dec 25, 2012 at 10:22:56 PM
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Your problems may be caused by not understanding layer priorities. Read your HELP on wall layers.
http://wikihelp.autodesk.com/Revit/enu/2012/Help/Revit_User's_Guide/2654-Tools_an2654/2908-Compo...
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Thank you for your comment.
layer property seems right on my model.
instead, I found small sign that I can click at the end of wall C.
if you see image below, you will see small "T" shape marked with red circle.
When mouse over, it says "allow join".
I dont know what is this mean, but after I click this, filet works fine. (see second image and third image)
it is all good now.
Can anyone tell me what is "allow join" icon?
Thank you.
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At some time, you picked disallow join - the default of all walls is allow join. Click on any wall and right click on the dot at the end and you will see the dis-allow - allow join options.
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First trim wall A to wall C then use trim/extend and pick wall A then pick wall B.
This will extend wall B to A and C to make a clean connection.
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