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    Revit 2018 Split Face tool Errors

    Have an issue here and wanted to know if someone can tell me what I am missing. I have uploaded the pdf to visuallize Interior Elevations in Restroom and am not able to get split face tool to work on certain elevations. Can anyone solve or provide workarounds this seams unreliable and cannot believe I cannot figure it out. Maybe need some:coffee: but any and all help will be greatly appreciated.

    Note not a curved wall.
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    Yeah... split face sucks in project. In family it's more stable but in project you can anticipate that it will delete itself at the worst times.

    Use multiple, joined walls.

    Is it the tile you're split-facing? If so, you can do this all in a single wall if you're so inclined.
    Greg McDowell Jr
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      #3
      Test Case on Tool - Wanted to implement more elaborate...

      Yes in this case; but it was just a test run was really excited about doing something more elaborate like these attachments
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        #4
        K. I'd still avoid Split Face. You can't do those with a single wall but profile edited several walls joined together will work every time.

        You could also use Parts but be wary of them if you need to schedule them with anything else.


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        Greg McDowell Jr
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          #5
          Friends don't let friends use split face :laugh:
          Chris Heinaranta | Architectural Technologist

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            #6
            Or at least strongly advise against it.
            Greg McDowell Jr
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              #7
              Originally posted by RevitUser2017 View Post
              Yes in this case; but it was just a test run was really excited about doing something more elaborate like these attachments
              There is nothing in either image that would make me even WANT to use Split Face. Making them as seperate walls and floors with edited sketches or profiles is the same amount of work as Split Face, and half the headache.
              Aaron "selfish AND petulant" Maller |P A R A L L A X T E A M | Practice Technology Implementation
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