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Gordana Radonic
Doing some interior construction I faced an issue with the intersection of three elements:
The problem is shown on the picture above in the red ellipse: Plaster from the WALL1 should go further to the WALL2, but it is not happened because intersection priority of Concrete is more then of Plaster.
Intersection priorities of the building materials in this case is the following:
In this case Plaster goes to the Screed that should not be.
Intersection priorities of the building materials in this case is the following:
Thank you!
Lingwisyer wrote:It doesn't work.
Does swapping your reference line to the opposite edge help?
Ling.
felcunha wrote:Actually it doesn't work.
Just create another plaster material with a higher priority than concrete, and assign each plaster to each composite depending on what you want...
If you set intersection priority of the Plaster is more than of the Concrete, intersection priority of the Plaster will be automatically more than of the Screed and the Plaster will penetrate to the Screed which is not correct:
If you try to solve it and set intersection priority of the Screed more than of the Plaster than Screed will penetrate to the Gypsum Concrete which is not correct also:
If you try to solve this either and set intersection priority of the Gypsum Concrete more than of the Screed than Gypsum Concrete will penetrate to the Concrete (which is not correct either) because eventually intersection priority of the Gypsum Concrete will be more than of the Concrete:
So this is like vicious circle. Don't know what to do(
Lingwisyer wrote:OMG it works! You're a god of Archicad!
Is there any issue with creating a second Concrete for your wall with the sameIntersection Priorityas the gypsum Concrete? In that way they will join to each other and the intersection can be controlled with the Junction Order.
Ling.
Thank you!
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