Please have a look at the corners.. in real life the panels might be fiber plasterboards that are finished with wall putty..This means that the outside corners aren't correct. (The ends of the walls have no "panels". I don't know how to solve this.. but, you can instantiate framing according to the wall volume. Panels can't be added to individual walls and must be applied to the "combined" walls. How would you solve this..?
Thanks for the comment! In this video I didn’t go to that level of detail for the sake of simplicity. How I have done this in the past is to add a parameter to extend the finish from one wall past its end point to cover the exposed framing of the neighboring wall. I would also include an extend/reduce length parameter to control the overall wall length to allow for these types of modifications, which would have to be done after the detailed walls are instantiated into the model.
@@CATIAAEC, so it's more or less a manual process to correct the design after instantiation. Looking forward to work with this..Maybe the "Priority" can be used to control the parameters you mentioned.
