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The Veneer return does not show at the embeded curtainwall:-the return does not show in hidden line rendering, it shows in rendering, but joints jump and the accent bands (wall sweeps) are off - see View 2 (3D & Rendering)Is there any way to correct this?
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Yes__ You might want to create an In-Place Family, to solve the return issues__ *it is often the case where the Wall's "Surface Pattern" will not match the Material Map, which may be why your sweeps are off... A more detailed Surface pattern that shows the mortar thickness may help, you also can slightly move the Surface Pattern to mimic the Material Map. 
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