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winnwg

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Hi everyone....

I developed a mass from the blend command, so that the vertical walls were sloped. i want to have a wall on a floor, whose edge is attached to the sloped walls. I tried the join/cut geometry commands but couldnt get it to work . i then tried to have the sloped surface as a roof. but Again after attaching, the wall attached itself to the entire height rather than the  upper level specified. i have attached a preview. Could someone help?

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To have the walls only go from level to level rather than full height its best to have the mass built in pieces per level.  Then you'll have separate faces to apply the wall to.

Alternativelly you could just add grids to your curtain system at the floor plates and use empty panels for the depth of the floor, but i wouldn't recommend this, as it would be a pain if there are changes.

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