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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Parapet wall sweeps not joining
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See attahced pic, I have an issue with applied wall sweeps joining correctly when a masonry wall is perpendicular to a curtain wall (I have a stud wall behind the CW which I am hosting the wall sweep to). My roof plan looks like hell because of this issue. Any ideas on how to resolve this issue?
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Wall sweeps will join correctly if they are done continuously. Delete all but one of these, then pick the remaining one and on the option's bar pick add segment and pick the next wall. Continue until completed. You can even have missing walls but all still done as one.
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Awesome thanks WWHub, at first I was getting errors because my stud wall backing the CW butts into a brick stacked wall, had to select the brick parapet wall in my stacked wall to make it join correctly.
Thanks again.
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