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I have just started with Revit and have hit a problem already. When I produced a practice house the external walls all trimmed with each other nicely as well as the internal wall junctions with them, however the internal single skin walls all intersect but are not neatly trimmed. Any help with the setting would be greatly appreciated.
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perhaps you could post an image of your problem?
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Hiroshi Jacobs
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Use layer assignment and priority settings under 'Edit wall' window.
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Xavier G Papuraj CADGROUP Australia Sydney |
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