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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Revit Can't cleanup walls with Modified vertical structure
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This seems like it should be fairly basic, but Revit is having a really hard time understanding how to cleanup walls with modified vertical structure. I have a condition where I have an acoustic wall assembly made up of two stud layers where one of the two stud layers needs to join to a raised floor. As soon as I unlock the bottom layers of the wall in order to accomplish this Revit fails to join the walls cleanly in plan. I don't understand why it can't do this and I've hit a wall. I'm trying really hard to avoid using filled regions to make this detail correct. Does anyone have an insight on what I might be doing wrong? (File is Revit 2014)
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Just use the Wall Join tool on the Modify tab and change it to Miter
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Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately that does not provide the correct join condition that I need. Mitre truncates the assemblies in the wall that is not true to how it will be constructed in the field.
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Place the base of the wall at the elevation the floor assembly is at and use the Attache Top/Base command and it will do what you are trying to acheive.
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I looked at this and can't see why it doesn't work. Send it to autodesk.
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Solved - Looks like I was over thinking this one - I thought that I would need to modify the bottom of the wall to meet the floor the way that I need, but all I needed to do was join the floor and wall together and let the priorities of the assemblies take care of themselves! Brilliant!
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