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Aruzhan Ilaikova
An accurate model must match the segmentation between the two elements — when the slab and the wall have different curve resolutions, their edges may not align perfectly, causing gaps or overlaps.
This article explores two practical techniques to ensure precise alignment between curved slabs and walls. The first method focuses on matching curve geometry exactly, while the second introduces a slight offset for a more realistic representation of construction layers.
When modeling curved walls and slabs, their edges must align perfectly for a tidy, precise result. If the wall and slab use different curve segmentation settings, their intersections may not match, which can result in small gaps or overlaps in the model.
Challenge: slab passing through the facade finish
While previous method focuses on precise adjustments, this method suggests slightly offsetting the slab boundary inward so that it aligns with the structural core of the wall, allowing the finishing layers to pass through uninterrupted, like real construction methods.
Both approaches reduce misalignments and minimizes unnecessary detailing, helping to streamline the modeling process.
Solution: continuous connection between slab and curved wall
These techniques were originally shared by Community member @Fra. If you’d like to explore the original discussion, click here to read the full thread!
This article is part of the ‘Tip of the Month’ series on Graphisoft Insights, highlighting valuable community-driven solutions for modeling challenges. Try these methods in your next project and experience the difference in model quality and efficiency.