topic Re: Wall clean up in Modeling

Wall clean up

Anonymous — Wed, 24 May 2023 06:55:35 GMT

Help. Just purchased Archicad SE 2014 after 12 years away from the program. I am struggling to get internal intersecting walls to clean up?!? Can somebody help me.

thanks

Re: Wall clean up

Anonymous — Fri, 07 Nov 2014 16:42:27 GMT

If you could show us with a screenshot what the problem is. Generally same material/width walls intersect just fine. It's when a composite corner wall meets another wall that I have problems with.

Well, for one, select 2 or more walls that you want to make sure connect with each other and press Edit-Reshape-Intersect (or just find the button on the toolbar - it will be grey until you have selected more that one walls)

I assume you re talking about problems such as these right? If it's like the one in my screenshot, it's got to do with priorities, and i am kinda clueless on how those operate too.

Re: Wall clean up

Laszlo Nagy — Mon, 10 Nov 2014 15:00:26 GMT

Do the Reference Lines of those Walls actually join? That is a prerequisite to proper wall clean-up.

Re: Wall clean up

Link — Mon, 10 Nov 2014 15:20:46 GMT

And the layers for the internal walls need to have the same layer intersection priority number as the external walls.

http://bit.do/UeQQ

Cheers,
Link.

Re: Wall clean up

Anonymous — Sun, 16 Nov 2014 20:00:59 GMT

Hello,
I'm a new user evaluating Archicad. I have some Revit experience to some degree. I see Archicad superior for these wall joints by using priorities, but this is the first problem I encountered. I was about to make a new post, then I saw this thread.

I have a similar problem as Konnos posted. Here are some screenies of a several trials with the intersect tool for the same corner.

And this is the other mode:

The outer wall is a simple composite : plaster+masonry block+heat insulation+plaster

Interior wall is even simpler: plaster+masonry block+plaster

Cant make a good cleanup here.

Re: Wall clean up

Barry Kelly — Mon, 17 Nov 2014 01:01:30 GMT

Check the strengths of your Building Materials.
I would make the masonry block the strongest as you seem to want this to always be continuous.
Then the heat insulation a bit weaker and the plaster even weaker still.

You could differentiate between the internal and external plaster if you want but this shouldn't matter as they are separated by the stronger masonry block.
In this case make the external plaster weaker than the masonry block, the heat insulation weaker and the internal plaster the weakest.
This means of course you need two separate materials for the internal and external plaster.

The second mode is the one you want - Legacy mode turned off.
Otherwise you will not see the effects of the priority strengths in the 3D window.

Barry.

Re: Wall clean up

Anonymous — Mon, 17 Nov 2014 13:07:00 GMT

Hello again,
Thank you Barry. The forum banned me after posting, so I could not read it earlier.

I have to mention that my priorities were ok in this situation .After meddling with these walls, I figured (as previously mentioned here), the key is wall reference lines. All walls' reference lines must intersect. I had to change some parts to inner core face in order to meet interior wall. After then, it all cleaned up.

Re: Wall clean up

Anonymous — Thu, 20 Nov 2014 23:48:08 GMT

here is my issue. Internal partition walls not joining as they should

Re: Wall clean up

Anonymous — Fri, 21 Nov 2014 00:04:57 GMT

HERE is my issue. Sorry the picture didn't attach

Re: Wall clean up

Link — Fri, 21 Nov 2014 00:57:34 GMT

Go this sorted offline and it was some zero width skins in the composite that once removed healed up nicely.

Cheers,
Link.