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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> Door extending too far
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When i trim theses footings together they overlap and I cant figure out why. When I drag the wall line it just changes the location of the second red line. It says that it is the end of the wall but doesnt render like that. I am unable to join the geometry. Its not a big deal but I find it really annoying. Thanks.
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so i meant wall not door on the title sorry
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I can't see anything in your image post there. All I have is a black box on my end. Can you reupload again?
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You could also post a small Revit file with just a copy of the offending parts to keep the file small. Don't forget to purge unused also if you do.
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Sorry about those pictures not working. Heres a revit file. Hopefully this works. Thanks
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Well, I'm not sure why it's doing that, but I know how to fix the visual part. Delete the wall that is one straight run and redraw it so that you make an "L" shape. You don't have to go far, just a foot or so. Then align the other footing to this one, then join geometry. It's a workaround, but at least it works for now. Not sure what this will do to your workflow. It's not a clean workaround for sure.
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Haha could have sworn i tried to do that before and it didnt work. Probably was doing it a little differently. Thanks for the help!
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