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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Wall Dimensioning changing after changing Wall Type.
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Hello,
We've recently changed the way that we dimension and draw our walls, is there a simpler way to change all the walls. The issue is that our 70mm walls change to 90mm when I change the wall time, even though I have it hosting to the stud and not the plaster lining.
See attached image.
1. Current wall types in drawings
2. New dimensioning, dimensioned to stud not plaster lining.
3. What occurs when I select and change current wall types.
Is ther an easier way then redimensioning all the old projects.
Thanks
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edit your walls so that the core face is the stud face , then dimension to core
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