material layers _ wall flooring

[duedan]

Hello, everyone.
I searched in the forum but did not find the answer for the problem. Surely because it's a trivial thing... but I don't get there.
1)I had to make sure that my wall covers the "thickness" of the loft (teracce). I tried with the priorities of the materials but, having as a surface finish of the floor a tile and the surface of the plastered wall... they can not join... therefore leaving also in the prospectus the line that highlights where the wall ends and begins the floor.
I attach an image trying to be clearer

2) to make the walls I generally proceed like this: I put on level 1 and draw the walls then on level 2 and in the same way I design the walls. the thing I can't understand is that even if the overlapping walls have the same stratigraphy, in section I don't see the contiguous walls and materials but separated from a line. possible that revit does not combine them automatically but must be used for force, wall by wall, the tool joins?

thanks to those who have the patience to answer me

 

[Tristan]

...with a tile and the surface of the plastered wall as a surface finish of the floor...they can't join...then leaving the line that highlights where the wall ends and the floor begins.

but do you think the builder does the work like that?

possible that revit does not combine them automatically but must be used for force, wall by wall, the tool joins?

If you create separate walls by level it is so. must be combined with a special command

 

[duedan]

but do you think the builder does the work like that?

There will be a beam, beams, piñatas and... but the problem remains to me. I try to reformulate: I am interested mainly to have on the head of the floor the plastered surface (or anyway of the same material of the wall below) or vice versa, on the head of the wall a tiled surface (not going down in the detail of sheaths, waterproofing ...) and to see the contiguous structural part. I probably have to insert an ad hoc band on the outside face of the "trave"?
By leaving the materials, I attach an image that could make me understand what I meant.
Thank you very muchView attachment 42438

 

[Tristan]

I'll show you first.
http://autode.sk/1lj8ali

 

[duedan]

Thank you, you were very kind! ! ! !