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Hi, Using 2009 rac. I am working on a project where there are 2 walls side by side (see image below) Blue wall is the structural wall and grey is our architectural wall. Firstly they have to be seperate walls and not a compound wall. I need to put doors in. I have different ways around this from editing one of the wall profiles. Placing an opening in one of the walls. or adding in a second BLANK door. Can i ask how other people deal with this.
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I just use join geometry and the dorr cuts both walls.
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"I just use join geometry and the dorr cuts both walls." i find this method the best also.
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you know sometimes i think stupid, i never tried that, its so obvious. this is the problem with when u teach your self. cheers guys that is definatly the best way.
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I won't take credit fro this one because I think coreed first put me onto it.
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One question. If you join them, will wall tags reflect each wall's info? I had the same problem, but I solved it by doing a wall opening on one wall and placing the door in the other. Sort of does the trick... and keeps the walls independent from each other...
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The join geometry works without losing the definitions of each wall. Therefore the walls still tag and no need to use the opening, just the one door.
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