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hi as shown in the attached image, i have drawn my beam and block floor but cant get it to sit right on my sleeper wall. it either doesnt reach it, or overcuts too far into the wall. is there any tutorials or any help on how to cut the block in the b&b floor?
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my mistake, nevermind i was thinking backwards - delete this post
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still wondering how to cut the block though :/
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I'm not sure what I'm looking at here Oktober. Which part is the "block" you wish to cut through?
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hi, my post is a right b*llocks up. what im wondering is, how do i say cut or trim a repeating detail/component detail  i have some blockwork i wanna cut and cant seem to do it)
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OK. I think I see what your asking (forgive my slowness). You have a repeating detail and it won't end exactly where you want it to, right? This is because it is defined in the properties of the repeating detail itself and it will always end with the closest end of the particular object that you've chosen to repeat (i.e. a block or hat channel, whatever). What I'll do in this situation is hide the end that I don't want to see behind some other object by using the "Send to..." buttons that appear on the toolbar when you select the repeating detail. If there is nothing to hide the end behind, you could use a masking region. Am I answering the question or did I miss it again?
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that is bang on, i got around it by drawing my repeating detail, then added a single detail and editing its size 
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