REVIT WALL JOIN PROBLEMS UPDATE

COMPLETED HAYNE ROOF TYPES LEGEND HAYNE ROOF TYPES THIS WAY I CAN CONTROL THE SLOPE OF MY FLAT ROOF WITHOUT EFFECTING THE STRUCTURAL FRAMING. NOTE THAT WHEN CREATING FLAT ROOF ASSEMBLIES I MADE THE RIGID INSULATION LAYER VARIABLE. CREATE AND EDIT YOUR CUSTOM ROOF ASSEMBLIES. Using Generic Roof assemblies hasnвЂ™t caused too many problems, but while we are imputing typical wall assemblies, we might as well include standard roof assemblies. AH, THATвЂ™S BETTER! COMPLETED HAYNE WALL TYPES LEGEND EDIT YOUR ASSEMBLY CLASSIFICATIONS AS YOU GO.

REVIT WALL JOIN PROBLEMS UPDATE

START CREATING YOUR CUSTOM WALL TYPES ADD AND UPDATE MATERIALS AS REQUIRED. Walls AS ALWAYS, WE BEGIN WITH OUR DRAWINGS STANDARDS! REVIT GENERIC WALL TYPES. Well, probably because you have a generic material trying to attach to a finish assemblyвЂ¦ DUH! Changing a generic wallвЂ™s thickness after you have already modeled an entire as-built package can be a nightmare! That little warning window pops up in the right hand corner of my monitor, I ignore it, and then when I switch views, I am often looking at a missing or misaligned features and all of my hard alignment work goes out the window! So, today we are going to fix that and add some general assemblies to our template to make sure that the next time we use our handy dandy template we have some basics to start with. Why arenвЂ™t my walls joining nicely in elevation? Do we need to fur that wall out in the Kitchen? ItвЂ™s very tempting to use the generic walls, which is what I ended up doing, but this will lead to problems as the project progresses. One of the most annoying aspects of the template was the lack of defined wall types. As expected there were some quirks that need to be addressed to make it more functional and efficient. The bare bones of the project template is complete, and has been utilized for a new project we are working on in Toluca Lake (stay tuned). It sounds stoopid, yet has some crazy results! Can be used for reordering a wall join without going through the 'Edit Wall Joins' iterations too.After a brief hiatus, when our office was on project deadline overload, we are going to continue setting up our Revit Project Template. Click and hold the grip at its end (the end in the join)ДЈ. Select a pesky wall (pesky in that it won't join properly)Дў. Everytime a modification is finished, the wall join condition seems to refresh itself.ДЎ. The last modified wall tends to be the one that 'joins' the others. You can use the wall join tool, or you can use the wall end grip. Walls join in order of placement/modification. I'm not sure if this will work for you, but is useful to me. Original Post - (doesn't fix this problem but is a good tip!) There are 3 parameters that won't work if you pick lines, or sketch, 'Rafter or Truss', 'Extend into core' and 'Overhang'. The pick walls options in roof creation is a way of locking without locking, and contro11ing the roof wall connection properly. I have also noticed that the roof outline isn't defined by the walls.

The problem you encountered, doesn't occur when you use 'Join Geometry' between Roof & wall, the same as clicking 'yes' when asked 'Do you want to cut geometry out of.' when finishing a roof edit. One of my pet hates is the how people use the 'Attach Top/Base' Tool. EDIT: I downloaded and checked out the file.

Revit wall join problems