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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> how are joined beams and floors in 3d view?
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I created floors, beames and colomuns there isn't a problem in plan view.But in the 3d view I don't wan't to see joined lives.
There are visible edge between beams and floors. The join geometry command isn't cleaned these in the 3d view.
Please help me.
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use the linework tool
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Is there a different solution of this problem ?
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In most cases providing the materials are the same you shouldn't see any join line... If the materials aren't the same, unjoin, then swap material and rejoin.
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Thank you very much.
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