slab to slab joining

[CzesioR]

Hi,
Below I've attached the part of my real project. Please look into this file in the places marked by revision clouds, and tell me, why sometimes after joining slabs (400mm with 280mm thick) edges of the 400mm slabs are visible as green dashed and sometimes I can’t see any lines?
The slabs are the same, places in the model looks similar, I have no idea what is the reason to show its in a different ways. What I’m doing wrong? Please help

[jcharpentier]

I can help with one part of this:

The hidden lines are green, because, for some reason, that's the setting for the subcategory "Hidden Lines" of the "Slab" Category in the templates.

To change this go to the main menu: Settings>Object Styles

Expand the "Floors" category, and change the color of "Hidden Lines" from green to black.

I may have further insights after I look more closely at your file.

Joe

[CzesioR]

I can help with one part of this:

The hidden lines are green, because, for some reason, that's the setting for the subcategory "Hidden Lines" of the "Slab" Category in the templates.

To change this go to the main menu: Settings>Object Styles

Expand the "Floors" category, and change the color of "Hidden Lines" from green to black.

I may have further insights after I look more closely at your file.

Joe

Hi, the green is ok :) I know where to change the style of them, the question is why sometimes there aren't visible?

[benmay]

I had a quick look at your attached file, and I after unjoining the drop panel I was able to replicate your problem. You need to ensure that when joining the two you select the slab first and then the drop panel.

I hope this is some help

[CzesioR]

I had a quick look at your attached file, and I after unjoining the drop panel I was able to replicate your problem. You need to ensure that when joining the two you select the slab first and then the drop panel.

I hope this is some help

GREAT!!! It works! I was sure I'm doing it in the same sequence, but wasn't. Thanks a lot!