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    Default Demolish Shaft

    Here is the deal. I am working on a renovation project and we are filling in several exisiting shafts. These were draw as shafts and then "demo". I then fill in with a new slab. I have done this before with great results. Now when I demolish the shaft it doesn't really disapear I just can't select it anymore. I'm still really trying to get to the root of this, but has anyone experienced anything similar to this or know of any workarounds?
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    Default Re: Demolish Shaft

    I've not yet been able to get the shaft tool to follow phasing.

    What I've done as a workaround is to create a floor based parametric opening family (generic model) which just has an opening constrained to the dimensioned reference planes within the family.

    I then use this to cut the opening in each floor, by placing on one floor then copy/paste it on to the other levels.

    Then demolish the openings & create the infill piece. You can do a join geometry if you don't want to see the boundary between the floor & infill.

    hth

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