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Using similar multiple stacked wall types in the same plane but we get a line at each wall joint (see image). How do we hide these joint lines in 3D and elevations?
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You can try using Join Geometry tool to join all those walls. As soon as they are joined, the lines will disappeared.
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You can also try to use only one wall.
Place the two different window type's.
With split surface you can ad a different hatch surface pattern and material to the wall parts above the windows
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That's the one, thanks! That's the command I was trying to use but the problem was that the walls did not actually meet. If you zoomed in really, really close then, you could see it. Thanks again!
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and for future reference...be sure the 2 walls align. i struggled with that one day for a half hour. my walls were slightly offset and it couldnt be detected from normal magnification.
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"That's the one, thanks! That's the command I was trying to use but the problem was that the walls did not actually meet. If you zoomed in really, really close then, you could see it. Thanks again!"
Motorcity, I tried to call your work number today. But with only an internet nickname, I couldn't get through. Please call me or send me an email.
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O.K. Check your e-mail!
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I had a wall once that wouldn't join no matter what I did...align, redraw it, everything it wouldn't work...I'm sure it was something I did wrong but I couldn't figure it out...so what I did was use the handy little linework type tool and set those lines to invisible. If you have a problem like that and you don't want to waste the day trying to figure it out (which most firms can't afford) then use to the linework tool...it works wonders...
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Go to property, edit, defaul wrapping. play with at insert & at ends, this works.
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