beegee
2005-06-04, 05:58 AM
>>We know about this interior-exterior clean up problem, but have not fixed it yet. It occurs when one interior wall joins to two stacked exterior walls. As a workaround you may split the interior wall horizontally where the two ext walls meet. (To get rid of the split line, use join geometry between the just split halves.)
Otherwise your wall looks fine to me. I do not see any problems with the layers or roof attachment (at least in Revit 8 ), so I am not sure what kind of advice are you looking for.
I am not an architect, so maybe others can chime in.
TamasRead the full thread HERE (http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?p=116476#post116476).
Otherwise your wall looks fine to me. I do not see any problems with the layers or roof attachment (at least in Revit 8 ), so I am not sure what kind of advice are you looking for.
I am not an architect, so maybe others can chime in.
TamasRead the full thread HERE (http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?p=116476#post116476).