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so working in revit 2009 and I was wondering if it were possible to have the height of a wall defined by the ceiling/floor above without attaching the wall?
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you could attach the wall to the level of the ceiling/floor
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is there a way without attaching to the ceiling/floor above?
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you could play with the wall offsets, and just offset it a certain distance away from the level that the floor/ceiling is attached to.
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thanks my boss doesn't want me to mess with the offset, or to attach the walls. those are the only ways I know, is there any other way?
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Why not attach? That is really simple, whats the reasoning for not wanting to do that? That really is the only real way to do it.
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Yeah, why not? what's the reason for you boss?
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not to sure why, except that we were told when creating a floor to say no to the two windows that pop when you finish the sketch. as for attaching floors on an individual basis, I have started to attach walls where it works best. but I was just wondering if there was any other way that I haven't figured out yet. also is it possible to attach a floor to a wall? that way an exterior wall can go up multiple floors and the incoming floor plates can attach so that they cut into the structure creating a platform and not a balloon framing. if I create the exterior as multiple walls and attach to the floor, then the end of the floor plate comes through the facade is not continuous up the facade.
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