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Heftor
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Inconsistent Wall Intersections – Same Walls, Different Behavior

Hi everyone,

I'm running into a strange wall intersection issue and hoping someone can point me in the right direction.

 

I have three walls intersecting at two different locations:

  1. Wall A (Concrete): 0 cm to 13.5 cm high (thinner than the other two)

  2. Wall B (Plastic): 19 cm to 241 cm high

  3. Wall C (Drywall): 0 cm to 316 cm high

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At one intersection, everything works as expected – the drywall stops cleanly at the plastic wall.

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However, at the other intersection, the drywall ignores the plastic wall and continues through to connect with the Concrete wall instead.

 

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Both intersections involve the exact same three wall types and heights, yet they behave completely differently.

 

What I've already checked:

  • All walls have the same renovation status.

  • Building Material Priorities are the same.

  • "Use legacy intersection method" is disabled.

  • All walls in the same layer.
  • Same reference lines positions

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Has anyone seen this kind of inconsistent behavior? Are there specific settings or commands I should look at to force the drywall to consistently stop at the plastic wall?

 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Operating system used: Windows

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Heftor
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Hi @Stefan L_ ,

 

Thanks for your reply and sorry for my late reaction, I was away for a few day because of a holiday trip.

 

I resume with the issue this morning and follow you advice and precise instructions, gladly it work as a charm.

 

 

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all the intersections look the same

 

Thanks for put the time into this issue.

 

Regards,

Hector

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