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I am having trouble with wall sweeps. When I create a sweep that is taller than the wall, the wall will extend the full height of the sweep. For example if I have a sweep that goes up to 12' but some of the walls only go up to 10' they will extend to 12' (even though the wall properties still says 10'). The strange thing is that in another project the opposite happens, it allows me to have a wall at 10' high even though the sweep is located at 12'. Is there a setting that can be changed for this? Why does one project behave one way and another project behaves another way?
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Look at the origin of your wall sweep profile. It has to be on the wall. If the sweep is above the origin, it should be able to extend above the wall.... and obviously, the other is true.
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