intersection of three walls with door and niche

[frock87]

Hello everyone, I hope you can help me.

I am using revit 2010 and I am having a problem in representing the intersection of three walls, where in the meeting point it flows both a niche that I modeled on a wall, and a door whose shanks in practice is located exactly in the intersection point and must end inside the niche that "arriva" from the other wall....I can do it all but a warning of error and the axis of the walls near me. . .

....I know it is better than place an image...I will soon...I thank you in advance of your help.

 

[Alfredo Medina]

I know it's better than putting an image... I'll do it soon. .

Where's the picture?

 

[frock87]

Here we go.

 

[Alfredo Medina]

and how did you shape this niche? I did it with two walls and I didn't see any problem.

 

[frock87]

the niche created it through a place modeling, creating an empty volume that goes to dig on the wall....I did not simply change the thickness of the masonry at that point because as you see from the image to a quota greater than 2.30 m about the thickness of the wall returns to be more often.

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I know that in the plant you don't notice that protrusion and so I'm definitely complicating my life... but if you want to make a 3d view of that part... how could I solve the problem? ? ?

 

[Alfredo Medina]

You don't need to do this as "model in-place". you can do with walls, different heights and thicknesses.

 

[frock87]

That is, in correspondence of the niche you have placed a less thick wall that goes from the floor to the top of the niche...and from that point you have placed the thickest wall...it is actually easier as a solution and less confusing... thank you so much I will try immediately!

 

[Alfredo Medina]

That's exactly what I did.

 

[frock87]

every day is a fight with revit!!! at least for my first project. I hope that over time I become much more productive!