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I built a roof with a 1'-3" overhang from the core of the walls using the pick walls tool. Many of the walls are stacked walls, and although each basic wall is set up with the proper core, my overhangs are measuring from the outmost surface. Have any of you experienced this, and is there a solution?
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I am currently experiencing this same problem. Did you ever figure out a way to make "choose wall, extend into wall (to core)" work? I am sure each inividual wall core within the stacked wall is properly defined but within the stacked wall itself, it seems to be choosing an arbitrary core not relative to either of the walls. My workaround right now is to lock lines to my wall core. Let me know if you've discovered a better solution. Thanks!
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