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I am coming across an issue to where I have two walls with the exact same properties (i.e. base constraint, top constraint, offsets, type, etc.) that are showing up differently on plan. Both of these walls stop below an elevated slab at the exact same elevation. One of the walls shows up dashed like it is supposed to, but the other shows up as solid lines. Has anybody else ran into this or know a remedy for it? It does not make any sense to me. Thanks in advance. Mike
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Sorry, but something is not the same ... Phase? Wall attached to floor? Did you show the one wall as hidden by using the show hidden lines and picking it?
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They are the same phase and neither are attached to floor. I have never used the "show hidden lines" command before so that is not it. I am totally confused.
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Attached are some screen shots of the walls I am talking about. There is a plan view and then the Element Properties Box for each wall. This is very frustrating.
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Have you joined one of the walls with the floor (not attached)?
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Is there a graphics override on one of them?
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check you discipline, its simce that you have walls under Structure discipline and the other with architecture discipline. Put them under the same discipline. let me know if this fix your problem.
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