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RAC 2008 I am a relative RAC newbie. I used it awhile ago, but only for student projects. Now I am using it in an office environment which is totally different. What I am trying to do is create an exterior accent panel above a window that can cut through two walls (the one is it being placed on as well as the one above). The panel represents a material change. I made it as a Wall - Component but for some reason it will only cut through the one wall that it is placed on. Any suggestions?
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Use join geometry ... should work.
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So I click join geometry then click one wall and then the other? Because after selecting one wall, the other wall is not able to be selected.
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