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D_BRANDT
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Surfaces with same material not always merging

Hi,

Any ideas why objects applied the same material isn't always merging?
The problem only seems to occur sometimes - see red markings in attached image
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jakubc7
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Check your layer priority numbers in layer combinations. This is often a reason.
Set all layer priority number to #1. This should allow everything to clean up properly (if materials are set correctly).
ArchiCAD 10 - 25 | Windows 10
ARCHIcreate | Perth, Western Australia
archicad solutions | content creation | training | software implementation

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Erwin Edel
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I'm afraid most of the time this is due to inaccurate modelling on the user end. If you zoom in enough, you will probably find that the elements do not sit flush together but have a small offset / other 'mistake'.
Erwin Edel, Project Lead, Leloup Architecten
www.leloup.nl

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D_BRANDT
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Erwin wrote:
I'm afraid most of the time this is due to inaccurate modelling on the user end. If you zoom in enough, you will probably find that the elements do not sit flush together but have a small offset / other 'mistake'.
Yes... I think you're right even I cannot seem to find the mistake.
But I'm new to Archicad and struggles a little with the snap points and references... so that's properly it

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jakubc7
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Check your layer priority numbers in layer combinations. This is often a reason.
Set all layer priority number to #1. This should allow everything to clean up properly (if materials are set correctly).
ArchiCAD 10 - 25 | Windows 10
ARCHIcreate | Perth, Western Australia
archicad solutions | content creation | training | software implementation

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