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When trying to have 2 cavity walls in a "T shape" the cavities do not extend into each other, please see attached jpeg,
Can anyone explain how i continue the cavity from the lower vertical wall (as on plan) to the horizontal wall above, and also explain a little as to how to do wall wrapping please
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Hi there, I think it's because the two walls both have brick outer skin and block inner skin. If the lower wall was a block/block cavity then Revit would recognise this and make the correct junction between the similar materials. Hope that makes sense?
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Wall juctions can be controlled by the Function section under the Structure menu of the walls in question. You assign each layer of the wall a different priority (1, 2, etc) so the program understands how to correctly form the junction. For example you would want to assign the cavity layer of your lower wall a higher priority than the internal leaf of your top wall. This will ensure the cavity 'pas ses through' the inner leaf and correctly joins the cavity of the outer wall.
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sorry but how do you prioritise the wall, i cannot find it anywhere
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It's the layers within the wall that you prioritise, not the walls themselves.
Select the wall in question > Properties > Edit/New > Edit (opposite Structure)
You should then have access to the wall's layer properties and should look something like the attached image
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thanks for that, but i am able to do that, but do not understand how to prioritise the functions, can you expand on this please
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Mr Spot or Mr GG cn you help me out here please,
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