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2020-10-06 10:53 AM
Lingwisyer wrote:I am using AC23, and the walls still show up as one wall, without lines. Of course I could flip the reference line etc, as previously discussed, but I would really prefer not to. See attached images.
Doubt your issue is the same unless you are using some ancient version of AC. Please post some images of your situation.
2020-10-06 11:26 AM
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2020-10-09 10:20 AM
Braza wrote:You might be right that they were too tall in the previously attached image (I just drew it quickly to illustrate), but it still happens when the walls are way below the FPCP.
Did you check if your Floor Plan Cut Plan (FPCP) is too low that it is cutting all segments?
Braza wrote:Yeah, I could do that.. But I find it hard to accept that I need a workaround to display the walls correctly. I use the walls as a base for a curtain wall that follows the terrain in segments, it doesn't make sense to use window-openings for these small increments.
But in this situation, I use empty Windows or Openings, in a single Wall.
LaszloNagy wrote:It is set to Projected.
Make sure you have the "Projected" Floor Plan Display option selected for the Walls. If it is set to "Symbolic Cut" you will not see a difference in 2D representation.
2020-10-09 11:33 AM
canvea wrote:Fair enough... If you don't mind loosing your wall fill, you could set the lowest wall Floor Plan Display to "Overhead All" and set its projection line to continuous. Yes its dirty...
I use the walls as a base for a curtain wall that follows the terrain in segments, it doesn't make sense to use window-openings for these small increments.