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When editing the layers of a wall assembly there is a field called Function with dropdown menu items like Structure [1] etc. Can anyone explaint to me where this option becomes useful? Is it needed when joining walls and roofs or walls and floors?
It's a layers prioritise function. Found the answer on another post.
Post edited on 2005-10-10 18:08:37
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From what I've been told, it's also used to tell Revit which layers to join together when different wall types meet. So, if you have an interior wall "T"ing into an exterior wall, it would join the exterior wall's structure[1] to interior wall's structure[1]. If each wall had a finish[1] then those would join and if only one of those walls had a finish[2] then that would discontinue at the join. Hope that makes sense.
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