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I have a project with some tight wall angles and my wall wraps are not working correctly. I have tried the join modify tool, tried adjusting the wall snaps, and changed the location lines. I have attached a Revit project file of the walls in the configuration I am working with. If someone could tell me what I am doing wrong I would appreciate it. Daryl Stockton
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Joins and wraps are two different issues. Revit does not like short jogs in walls. If that is your issue, search the forums under joins and you will find posts that will tell you how to solve this.
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One way to get round the problem (which occurs when the length is less than the width) is to divide the wall into components and join them. The image shows the stone face and CMU as one wall and the timber and gypsum as a separate wall.
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