Apparently in Revit, you can't draw any NEW WALLS before you draw the EXISTING WALLS. They interfere. The Existing plan will show gaps where the walls overlap even though technically the new walls don't even exist yet.
Yep.. it's a glitch. But there is a way to fix it if it happens to you in your project. This Revit Tip will explain.
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6 июл 2022