Hi team,
What is the best way of joining walls that have a different stud size to get continuity of the other elements, as shown in the image? I watched the video but i dont seem to have the join walls option, but they are 90deg to each other.
Hi Gareth,
Here are the steps I would take to get the result you’re after.
- Draw the walls so the pitching point of both walls is aligned/connected (like it appears you’ve already got). Note: This is so that most parts still align & reduces additional tweaks or manual edits.
- Using Adv. Framing Options (i.e. right-click on the wall & select + WALLS > Adv. Framing Options), offset the start/end point of the smaller frame so it aligns with the internal side of the larger frame.
- Manually edit the base geometry of the internal lining so it aligns at the desired location. Note: This is a manual edit & will be reverted if/when the wall is edited via a PlusSpec tool.
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@Grant, although it is not common to have two different frame thicknesses, I think we could do some work on this, as manual editing is a pain.
The frame is correct, it is just the wall lining and trim that need altering
