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Rubia Torres
I have a completely "noobish" question,but its driving me mad.
So, I have this wall (1) and I want to create a second wall (2) in front of it,
they both have the same height , actually they are connected to the top floor.
But for the life of me, I cannot have the black border line gone,so they appear as one.
Any suggestions?
Cheers
............ or you can split the wall and use a second wall as a pier.
The col tool doesn't always play nice
Ensure your ref line connects.
The col tool doesn't always play nice
Ensure your ref line connects.
Thank you both for the answers!
I already knew I could use the column, I should have clarified that I want to see if I can get the wanted result with using only the wall tool.
Rod could you please explain a bit more what you mean?
Cheers
I already knew I could use the column, I should have clarified that I want to see if I can get the wanted result with using only the wall tool.
Rod could you please explain a bit more what you mean?
Cheers
Anestis, don't tell me so 
I've tried it and it works well, If your wall is "base" profile it works, if your wall is "composite" profile you need to create another composite profile with the right thickness, and it works (if you don't mess up intersection priority..) please try again.
I've tried it and it works well, If your wall is "base" profile it works, if your wall is "composite" profile you need to create another composite profile with the right thickness, and it works (if you don't mess up intersection priority..) please try again.
Anestis wrote:I use 2 wall types one 110mm and the other 230mm
Thank you both for the answers!
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Rod could you please explain a bit more what you mean?
Cheers
Same material and have reference lines meeting.
I use this particularly with face brick walls, otherwise
use the col tool.
In 3D select your walls and set material origin to start
at the same starting point.
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