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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Tutorital - Phasing and Wall Clean Up

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Receieved and email from Chris:

..."Jeff,

I am new to revit and now the basics, so I am hoping you can help me. I have a house that am trying to start in revit but I am running into weird problems. I have a house with existing conditions and am remodeling and adding new walls. If you look at the new construction or proposed plans, I am having an issue getting the points were the new walls and old walls join to clean up at the Reference plane I have set up. Any thoughts or am I doing something wrong? Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.."

I hope the following video helps.

Posted by at Wednesday, December 16, 2009

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Peter Mc · 798 weeks ago

Hey Jeff,

I've found its easier if
- you draw your new wall,
- then select it, right click on the blue grip dot
- under the options select dis-allow wall join,
This meas the new wall will not try to attach with the exising middle wall. note you will get a definate line at the end of the wall on plan.

Hope this Helps

Peter
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TheRevitKid 72p · 798 weeks ago

Great tip! That completely slipped my mind! I might have to repost your comment so everyone notices it!

Thanks!
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Tony · 798 weeks ago

The 'Join Geometry' tool will create a clean join between the two walls by removing the definate line at the end, while still having the walls disallowing join.
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jorge · 725 weeks ago

en realidad me parece que deberia depurar tu video porque das la impresión de no dominar el tema y que te equivocas repetidamente altratar de demostrar algo que no te sale bien

saludos

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