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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> stacked wall line visable on the wrong side?
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Currently i have a few stacked walls in elevation. The elevation i am in shows one side of the stacked wall, this side of the wall is flush. But i can see the stacked wall seperation from the opposite side, it shows up as a dashed line. I have no idea how to hide it as any way i click on it selects the entire wall. Attached is a blown up view, the highlights show the line in question which does not really exist on this side, but rather is the stacked wall seperation on the opposite side. The stacked wall in question is an existing wall with a furred portion up past those windows. Is there any way to get rid of this?
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Are you sure that this side is flush and the materials are the same? VERIFY That.
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The materials on the side pictured are the exact same, the materials on the back side are not, thus a stacked wall.
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Do the faces line up exactly (this can be adjusted with the offset property)? If one wall is just slightly out then the line will be visible. You can also make the line go away by using the linework tool, with an invisible pen.
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invisible pen?
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The linework tool has a line style called 'invisible lines' that you can use to make unwanted lines disappear.
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