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I have an issue where i can not get my roof to join to the wall that is under the overahang. i have adjusted my wall profile many ways it is down low enough that the roof should attach. not sure why it only attaches to a portion of the wall. I am using 2011.
Thanks in advance,
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If your wall has a wall sketch, it will not join.
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If that is my issue, what would be the best way to model that situstion. i am at a loss. I looked back at an old project i did in Revit 8.1 and that is from what i could tell is how i did it. but i cant now.
Thanks again
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Split the wall verticallywhere the step is.
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That did the trick.
thanks
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