4 weeks ago
I'm encountering a problem, where if I lay two complex profile walls on top of each other, and use vertical offset modifiers to change sheathing/insulation height on both, it creates a protruding corner on the bottom wall.
I could not use a complex profile on the top wall and just make a seperate wall section that is just a block without sheathing or insulation, but would like to know if there are any better ways to solve this.
Operating system used: Windows
4 weeks ago
This ussually happens when two reference lines of walls stacked vertically interact. You could try solving it with intersection priority, but it is probably better to make a clean horizontal cut in your profile where the insulation sits above the structural part of your slab and stack the walls vertically without them interfering/interacting or having one very tall complex profile, but this might not meet your BIM standards.
4 weeks ago
Maybe adjusting the strengths of the building materials in the composites, so one of the remaining skins is still stronger and will block the protrusion?
Or some suggestions I would really like to do...
Add in little bits of stronger wall that will do the blocking.
Or Solid Element Operation to cut it off.
Barry.