beegee
2005-06-04, 06:04 AM
>>. I reported this issue as a bug.
It is related to the fact that the top height of the orange walls are above the bottom height of the yellow walls. This causes spurious wall joins to be created between yellow and orange walls. With the pulled up layer you removed the overlap, but the wall joins were already created by Revit (which is the bug).
If you change the yellow walls to start 2' 4" higher, unlock the outer layer instead of the inner and pull it down, the corner cleans up properly and you get the exact same shape..
I good way to test is to remove the bottom extension and make sure your walls do not overlap. If they do, you can expect wall join problems even if you eliminated the overlap by pulling layers, or by other means.
It is always better to start with walls that do not overlap.
Tamas
Read the full thread HERE (http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?p=111175#post111175).
It is related to the fact that the top height of the orange walls are above the bottom height of the yellow walls. This causes spurious wall joins to be created between yellow and orange walls. With the pulled up layer you removed the overlap, but the wall joins were already created by Revit (which is the bug).
If you change the yellow walls to start 2' 4" higher, unlock the outer layer instead of the inner and pull it down, the corner cleans up properly and you get the exact same shape..
I good way to test is to remove the bottom extension and make sure your walls do not overlap. If they do, you can expect wall join problems even if you eliminated the overlap by pulling layers, or by other means.
It is always better to start with walls that do not overlap.
Tamas
Read the full thread HERE (http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?p=111175#post111175).