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Hello everyone,
I am trying to make a family of wall having regular voids. I made a generic model and then loaded the family in a project to built an in-place wall.
However when I place a door on the wall, the door is not placed on complete width of the wall. Same is the case with windows. Please have a look at the attached photographs.
How can I resolve this issue? Any help would be really appreciated.Thanks!
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Not sure what you are doing or even why....
Are these supposed to be studs? There are add-in programs that will model these.
Why would you model the inside of a wall? It can't be seen and the standard in the industry is not to model studs. Quantities come off with the wall type.
Not sure how you did an "in-place" wall using your generic model family. If this is just a wall hosted void family then why not a regular wall with this family in it? No reason to mess with a mass.
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Dear WWHub,
Thanks for your interest.
The structural department at my university has come up with a new wall and floor system with Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum (GFRG) Panels. I am making the BIM families of that. So this is not a wall hosted void family, it is the wall itself.
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I'm sorry but there is a miss-understanding here. Walls are system families. You can not create a wall from a generic family template.
I don't know what you have to host your door in your model unless it is not a trypical door family either.
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Hi,
Solution is very simple. I have shared a image. You need to click at that particular position (junction of 2 cavities). Any other position would make the doors and windows appear attached to only one side of the wall.
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