Removing Split Faces From Walls

[ArchitortureIntern]

Title says it all, we had done a split face on the exterior walls to show accent bands of brick and have now changed it to a solid color. Is there a way to remove that split face and revert back to the orginal wall without deleting/redrawing the wall, or is the best solution to paint the split face to match the orginal brick and hide the linework in elevation?

Thanks in advance

[rkitect]

Select the Region Split line and then do one of 5 things:

<sarcasm>

1) Hit the delete key
2) Hit the backspace key
3) Right click and then click delete
4) Click "delete" in the "Modify|Split Face" Ribbon
5) Type "DE" (yes, there's a keyboard shortcut for delete)

</sarcasm>

cheers!

[ArchitortureIntern]

While that would work on a normal problem, I have an "abby" normal problem lol. The wall was split faced/painted and then unbeknownst to me was changed into a stacked wall. So when I try to remove the rouge material, i cannot seem to get back to the cut. And the material finish in the wall component being used to make up this stacked wall is set correctly, so the split/paint is still overriding it.

[cdatechguy]

maybe someone split the material in the wall itself....?

[rkitect]

I just checked, you can not convert a wall with a split face (horiz or vert or of any sort) into a stacked wall without it loosing the Split Regions. I would also check in to what cda is saying about the split happening in the wall assembly itself.

Also, do I know you? The "abby" reference is awfully close to a reference to the bot in our revit chat channel...

[charliep]

Select the Region Split line and then do one of 5 things:

<sarcasm>

1) Hit the delete key
2) Hit the backspace key
3) Right click and then click delete
4) Click "delete" in the "Modify|Split Face" Ribbon
5) Type "DE" (yes, there's a keyboard shortcut for delete)

</sarcasm>

cheers!

Might be stating the obvious, but make sure your in a section or elevation view.

[archie.manza]

click edit profile and remove the line that represents split face. by the time i replied i asssumed that the op had resolved it.