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Hi, I have a peculiar problem, and am hoping someone out there has a work around, or solution for it. I have included a picture to demonstrate a little clearer the problem. I have a set of stairs that go up 6 risers, and turns 90 degrees, i want to put a window in the wall where the landing is, the problem is, that the window extends up and into the 2nd floor wall, but doesn't cut out the wall like a window normally does. My current work around is to insert a replica window into the second floor wall, and align the window to the main floor window. Which if i didn't use schedules would be alright. But in the schedules there are multiple tags for the same window, so i just give one of the windows a 'N/A' and hope the contractors don't include that window in their orders.... thanks for any suggestions, and solutions. Tim
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Hi, Have you tried adjusting your view range to include that window in the desired level? I also would do a window family that has some ways to tell Revit that whenever the cutplane is within the two lines (above & below see image), that window should show on that plan.
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Check that your walls are in the same plane, as the window should cut both. Draw a section through the walls to check. Try and join hte walls - use join geometry.
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just use a plan region in that area at the second floor level and set the cut plane to intersect the window below. HTH
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" just use a plan region in that area at the second floor level and set the cut plane to intersect the window below. HTH " i will give this a go, like i stated before, i am trying to get the window to cut through the wall above. thanks
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