problem wall joint

[Mr.Plasson]

Hello, everyone.
I am a beginner (I've been studying revit only for a few days helping me with the manual "autodesk revit building. complete guide" of nale and mine), I would like to understand if there is an automatic way to solve a type of junction between walls such as that represented in plant and in perspective in the attached images. It is the "tangential" junction between a straight wall and a curved wall belonging to different types. in the manual the problem is by-passed in the sense that it gives itself as implicitly solved while I find the situation represented in the images of the "first".
I intuitively solved through the "unisci geometry" command but the solution seems to me like those improvised and I wondered if there was a method, as I said above, automatic. in allplan, for example, it is possible to attribute to the various functional layers of a masonry a different "priority" that dictates the hierarchy when two walls (the same type or belonging to different types, little matter) meet. This system avoids the kind of inconveniences like what I submit to you in this specific case. Is there something like this in revit? Thank you.

 

[frcprogetti]

hi, also in revit you can manage the hierarchy of the various layers, attributing the function indicated with the numbers in [ ]. Your walls look different, material!!! How were they created?

 

[Mr.Plasson]

the walls actually belong to two types that I did not create but were already present in the exercise. if I don't remember badly though (now I am at home and the software with the manual are at the workplace) are made of the same durable core (laterzi) plus the finishing layer. you are therefore saying that the numbers indicated within [ ] in the structure property window of the family of walls plays the role of dictateing the "hierarchies"? in this case it is possible that the two walls are interlinked in an abnormal way because they have the same value within [ ]. I'll check tonight. for the moment, thank you