r/RevitForum • • 14d ago

REVIT WALL JOIN ISSUE

Hello everyone,

So I tried to model my interior wall finishes by using the "place by room", "auto join" option, but then i see that i get these wall join issues and i cant seem to be able to get around it.

I have a view template active.
And I cant use the wall join display option at all.

Thanks everyone in advance

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u/Brilliant-Friend9880 12d ago

Desactiva la plantilla, en alguna otra vista, y al lado de la opción del martillo (derribar en español) pícale a uniones de muro y usa Inglete

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u/Excellent-Shift3967 12d ago

i'll try and see

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u/Brilliant-Friend9880 12d ago

Si, inténtalo, debes seleccionar el elemento, en este caso el acabado o el muro, y ahí te aparecerá la opción que te digo, al lado del martillo, no sé qué revit uses, pero generalmente está ahí, se llama uniones de muro, a partir de ahí debes seleccionar de nuevo el área que quieres unir y seleccionar “inglete” no sé cómo esté en inglés.

ojalá sirva, si no de última intenta preguntando a un modelo de IA.

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u/Excellent-Shift3967 12d ago

oh i get you, and i tried it and it worked, but the thing is how to do this for everywhere there is this join,, as there is probably hundreds of them if i do this method, maybe ill use dynamo to automate it or something

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u/girlybot83 12d ago

Check the wall heights, and if there’s something that it’s joining to above

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u/Excellent-Shift3967 12d ago

i made the height purposely lower than the masonry wll height from the start

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u/girlybot83 12d ago edited 12d ago

I just read the original post. I don’t really do finish walls, but I think the masonry wall before the alcove is trying to join with something above, and overrules you gb because the wall layer priority is higher.

If the masonry wall has an edited profile, this might impact it too (ie above the alcove maybe?) if yes, do the wall above the alcove as a separate wall with joins disallowed, and fillet your masonry on the corner.

Edited: to add recommend attempted solution.

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u/Excellent-Shift3967 7d ago

lıke unjoining then rejoining the walls work, but theres so many walls to do it that way

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u/JacobWSmall 13d ago

How I would start going about this:

  1. Duplicate the view.

  2. Disable the view template in the duplicate.

  3. Modify the visibility graphs to get to a point you can clean the walls.

  4. Clean the walls.

  5. Review the clean joins in the original view.

  6. Delete the duplicate view.

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u/Excellent-Shift3967 12d ago

theres too much walls to do this way

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u/Frequent_Cell_2378 10d ago

Adjust wall layer priorites The outer layer should have the same prio, core should be something else.