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DoubleW

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I’m working on a large shed with tilt-up concrete walls to a height of 3500mm and a framed wall above clad in corrugated steel, up to the roof.

I’ve made up the two different wall types, and have one sitting on the other (attached section shows makeup of the framed wall) however I’d like the external corrugated iron cladding of the lightweight part to overlap the concrete for waterproofing purposes.

How can I make them intersect so that the overlap remains?

I’ve tried the ‘cut geometry’ to trim out part of the upper wall but it cuts it right across.

Any suggestions on how to build this?

Thanks!

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This is the way on how you have to approach that: http://wikihelp.autodesk.com/Revit/enu/2013/Help/00001-Revit_He0/0328-Build_th328/0330-Architec330/0331-Walls331/0336-Modifyin336/0347-Working_347/0350-Modify_T350

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DoubleW

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Thanks Typhoon!

That was so simple!

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