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Same Family but wall pssing though into one column and another isn't.
please help me to find this problem.
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Not enough information.
Revit you are using? Updates you have installed?
You say "same family" << What are you saying ? ... same wall family?
We need to know are these architectural or structural columns? What family?
Are these in-place or system family walls?
Are you using phases? If so, are all these components the same phase?
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Not enough information.
Revit you are using? Updates you have installed?
You say "same family" << What are you saying ? ... same wall family?
We need to know are these architectural or structural columns? What family?
Are these in-place or system family walls?
Are you using phases? If so, are all these components the same phase?
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Thanks for Instant reply, This colunm are in same family and Architectural column...and wall are also in samesystem family wall family , when attach colunm to top base then wall is showing itself in some colunm.
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I asked about what Revit release and what updates because that is important. Verify that you have all your updates installed, we can not help you if you don't.
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Hi there, you might need to check if the wrong column's constrain, do they have the same constrain with other right columns? I doubt they did not sit on the floor level so that they were not cut by the cutting plane. That is to say, they were above the cutting plane.
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Thanks Both of you WWhub and Junmo, All the column is in same constrain. I did "creat similer" and put on the wall and it was Ok. I think this problem is for not updating my Revit. Now I use Rev2015 and wall not shwoing into column after I attach to the Top base.
Thanks a lot
Edit: the problem seems again....attaching Top base the wall shows in columns...
Edited on: Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 3:29:15 AM
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Have you checked the settings of "Show family pre-cut in plan views" in the rfa-file?
Edit family -> Family Category and Parameters -> Show family pre-cut in plan views
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Have you checked the settings of "Show family pre-cut in plan views" in the rfa-file?
Edit family -> Family Category and Parameters -> Show family pre-cut in plan views
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Yes it's is already checked. when column attached to top floor, the walls shows in to the column
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