Wall Type Changing at door ?

[jimmytadams]

Okay. This is weird. I have basic wall type (metal stud w/ gyp both sides). When I cut a section, it looks perfect. However, if I place a door in the wall and then cut a section through the wall at the door, it becomes a solid gyp wall. Has anyone else come across this? If so, any ideas on how to fix it?

I have attached an image showing the wall (tagged H3 to show they are the same wall type) with and without a door.

Settings info - Revit 2009 x64 build 20081118_1045(x64), 1/8" = 1'-0" with medium detail hidden line view.

[Scott Womack]

IT seams to have to do with one of a couple of things. Is the Wall set to wrap at openings?
Does the door family itself have one or more planes designated as defining where a wall is to wrap to?

Look into those, reworking a door family for this solve a similar problem where it was occuring in plan views.

[jimmytadams]

I had 2 planes in plan view that were marked as wall closure. I cleared that setting, but to avail. I also had the wrap at ends and insertions both turned on, which I have also cleared. Still no change.

I think you might be on to something, but I am not sure what to fix or where?

[jimmytadams]

okay, so even weirder. I noticed that this wall attached to a roof at the top. I detached it and my wall is fixed. What is there about the roof that would cause the cleanup between a door and a wall to be messed up?

[jimmytadams]

Okay. So I detached from the roof and found out that the wall was only 8' tall unconnected. I told it to go up to the roof level and then re-attached it to the roof. Problem solved. Although I don't get it, hopefully it can help someone else in the future.

[rrothwel]

depending on how it is setup, we have had issues with the depth cut and inserting families into objects like walls, maybe the clip depth is causing some issue??????