Wall to wall junctions
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2012-07-11 07:38 AM
I have some walls to the side and above another wall but on the same plane (ie in a straight line). They are all using the same composite wall type and same finishes, but can be on different layers or the same layer.
My problem is that in 3d I can see the join of the 2 walls. How can I remove this join?

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2012-07-11 03:15 PM
If the walls are on different layers, check that the layers have the same layer intersection priority number in the layer settings box.
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2012-07-12 01:37 AM
All the layers have the same intersection priority number. I have also tried putting them all on the same layer, but this only gets rid of 1 or 2 of the lines, not all of them.
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2013-10-30 07:31 AM
I again have the problem that in elevation and 3d I get a seam where 2 walls join. they are the same composite, same surface, same layer, same storey, same plane, reference lines meet, yet still there is a seam. Am I missing something?

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2013-10-30 08:22 AM
2 walls with all the same properties that touch each other will join seamlessly but as soon as they overlap you will see lines.
One way around it is to use Solid Element Operations.
Select both walls and set them both as the operators and also as the targets.
Then perform an "Addition" and they will blend.
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2013-10-30 11:55 PM
The walls aren't overlapping, they just connect.
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2013-10-30 11:58 PM
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2013-10-30 11:59 PM

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2013-10-31 02:41 AM
Unlike the image attached.
Can you select those two walls in plan and drag a copy away from the building.
Then view just those two walls in 3D.
Do you still see a join?
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2013-10-31 03:17 AM
I tried eyedropping one wall to the other, this worked.
Thankyou for your time.