Merging Fills and Slabs
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‎2010-05-24
09:38 PM
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‎2023-05-25
05:46 PM
by
Rubia Torres
Uper is a slab, and lower is a fill...
thank you

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‎2010-05-24 09:44 PM
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‎2010-05-24 09:52 PM
JaredBanks wrote:but how can i make a complex profile? i have never used this option before...
get rid of the fill and make the footing (lower piece) a complex profile. Otherwise, if you keep the lower fill you'll need to mask over the joint with more fills and lines.

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‎2010-05-24 09:59 PM
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‎2010-05-27 02:45 PM
but when i create a custom profile and draw it on the floor plan, it is invisible...
does anybody knows why?

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‎2010-05-27 04:36 PM
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‎2010-05-28 05:00 AM
Try Projected with Overhead.
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‎2010-05-28 12:08 PM
JaredBanks wrote:yeah, i figured that this is the problem...
are you drawing it with the wall tool? If so it's probably a display issue (probably set to cut only).
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‎2010-05-28 12:08 PM
lec1212 wrote:how to do that?
Try Projected with Overhead.
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‎2010-05-28 04:34 PM