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walls that get up! !

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Does anyone know how to explain why when I pee a door on the wall, this stretches out in a way beyond the boundaries of the plant?
If I start from scratch in a new file this doesn't happen... is the file that got corrupted or is it a problem with door settings? ...... desperation.......
 
What is strange :-/
select the wall and the info shovel reassign the correct length. . .
by curiosity, how far from the origin of the design (0.0) that wall?
I do.
 
You're very strange! !
now that you told me I tried to insert the door and selecting, from the info palette, gives me that the door is that element that stretches and not the wall.
I mean, if I gate what looks like a wall... Actually, it's the door.
I wanted to upload you a video of the passages I do but not charge it, maybe it is not allowed. I hope from the pictures you understand something
 

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Sure? from the pictures it didn't seem
Anyway, it would explain your problem. architectural elements are divided by classes not by layers.
the layers are containers where to develop the individual planes of a model or the whole model.
classes/categories are the equivalent of autocad levels.
in your case walls and doors must live in the same layer but on classes doors and walls.
I do.
 

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