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Hi everyone, I'm a begginer in revit and I have a question about walls. What causes the cut in the walls, which can be seen in attached picture? All the exterior walls of level 1 are cut and i would like them not to be so. How can i solve this problem?
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You must have a reveal set in the wall structure. If you edit the type, change the view to section view and you will be able to see what sweeps, reveals etc are added to the wall. I don't suggest removing them as it will remove them from all walls of that type, you are better off making a new wall type or using a different one.
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