problems related to status and project

[dado_che]

Hello everyone! !
I am making a renovation project where a part of the building is to be completely demolished and rebuilt. This portion on the first floor has irregular walls in the plant, to realize them I used local model and to adapt these walls to the cover I used the extrusions with the voids. in the project phase I have tried to demolish these walls, but the new walls that realize the proximity of the old irregular wall are cut to the top by the extrusion I used to model the demolished model. reading the real answers of the forums on similar issues I guessed that the local models are not very manageable, but maybe I was wrong qlcsa I.
I thank you and greet you! !
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[gfrank]

by extrusion do you mean subtraction solids?
if they are not associated with the "solid" to be cut, they do not act.

if instead it is an extrusion (subtraction) of the wall, try to rename the wall "project" with other name (drawing the extrusion of subtraction).
or, if possible, try to assign to the extrusion phase and its phase filter (demolition in the project state)

 

[dado_che]

by extrusion do you mean subtraction solids?
if they are not associated with the "solid" to be cut, they do not act.

if instead it is an extrusion (subtraction) of the wall, try to rename the wall "project" with other name (drawing the extrusion of subtraction).
or, if possible, try to assign to the extrusion phase and its phase filter (demolition in the project state)

Thank you. I'll try it right now. !

 

[dado_che]

with the subtraction solid to shape at the top the wall where it comes in contact with the roof I had gone far beyond the physical limits of the wall, following in practice all the incline of the old roof. I tried to create the irregular wall again, keeping the limit of the solid for subtraction until the wall ends. then I erased the internal tramezzi and remade them. .adesso works, anke if I did not understand how I did and what I did wrong before.:smile: in any case I thank for the help! !