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I am getting a vertical line on an outside wall (wood siding on wood stud). Any suggestions?
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Align the finishes of the two walls that are intersecting and use the join geometry tool.
Or use the linework tool to make the line invisible in your 3D view.
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Line only shows in rendering and is a couple of feet away from outside corner. Could it be associated with a wall section?
Post edited on 2006-02-09 16:21:32
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If you look in the material editor settings you may see under the Tile tab where the X setting is a large distance but not large enough, you might add a bunch more digits - at least a 5 digit number, more will not hurt.
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Both of th above ideas are good approaches, however, I still am not having any success and cannot seem to put my finger on the cause, which makes the solution more difficult. I am a teacher and my students are having the same difficulty, which makes me think it must be in my classroom setup or some of the procedures I am teaching. If there are any other suggestions out there, I would welcome your insight.
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I still think it is the vertical tile in the material. Try a 10 digit number for the X Nominal size in the Material Editor. You can also toy with the X Offset parameter in the editor, try moving X in a large negative direction and see if you can get the tile line moved off the house.
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Yes, this works. You have helped me solve a solution which has plagued since version 6.
Thank you.
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