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I have two different wall types with the outer layer of each being the same exact thickness and material. they are the same exact height. I used the join tool to join them in plan, and it shows correctly there. however, in elevation and 3d and basically any view thats not plan is showing them as two distinct elements. I've tried unjoining and rejoining, i've tried edit wall joins, and neither of those work. any other ideas?
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Are you sure they have "the same exact thickness and material."??? No matter if they have different functions or if they have different thickness or if they are into the "core" BUT they must have the same material....
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yeah they are the same material, thickness and are both the only layers outside of the core boundry. the image you posted is exactly what I want. I've done it before with varying thicknesses, and relationships to the core boundry (same material) and it usually always works. yet sometimes this seems to happen. sometimes with two walls, sometimes with a wall and a floor. frustrating
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Hummm, can you please post here (attach the file-REMEMBER 2MB MAX.), so I can download, ONLY those two walls so I can take a look???
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here you go
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seems like it didnt work...let me try again.
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That's the problem "Structural Usage", put in the same Value and problem solved, see the images....
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aaah. I was inputing structural elements feverishly at one point and I mustve been blowing through the warnings on bearing vs non-bearing..but yeah that solved it. thanks!
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I now that, you welcome...
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