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    #1

    Visibility settings in floor plan

    How to differentiate the wall and column
    It always showing like this.

    Thanks in advance

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    #2
    Try turning off coarse mode to start?

    Welcome to the forum :thumbsup:

    ...but please, if we're going to have to help you using photos of your screen taken with a potato, could you at least do us the honour of turning on the lights and rotating the image?

    Thanks

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      #3
      Originally posted by snowyweston View Post
      Try turning off coarse mode to start?

      Welcome to the forum [emoji106]

      ...but please, if we're going to have to help you using photos of your screen taken with a potato, could you at least do us the honour of turning on the lights and rotating the image?

      Thanks
      Thank you
      But I'm still facing the issue...

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        #4
        Thank you for the screenshot, we can now see that you are using Architectural columns (not structural) and even the briefest of searches on your part would have revealed that architectural columns merge materials with walls - insomuch, this visual behaviour is by design.

        That is not to say such behaviour is ideal.

        So you need to one or more of the following:

        1. define different materials (if they are indeed different) in your walls and columns
        2. disconnect the ends of your walls so that they do not touch the column (this may also be detail appropriate)
        3. swap the architectural columns for structural columnes
        Last edited by snowyweston; February 28, 2018, 12:01 PM.

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          #5
          Originally posted by snowyweston View Post
          Thank you for the screenshot, we can now see that you are using Architectural columns (not structural) and even the briefest of searches on your part would have revealed that architectural columns merge materials with walls - insomuch, this visual behaviour is by design.

          That is not to say such behaviour is ideal.

          So you need to one or more of the following:

          1. define different materials (if they are indeed different) in your walls and columns
          2. disconnect the ends of your walls so that they do not touch the column (this may also be detail appropriate)
          3. swap the architectural columns for structural columnes
          I couldn't understand that term " behavior by design"

          How can I get rid off from this issue

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            #6
            Originally posted by AHAM4D1 View Post
            I couldn't understand that term " behavior by design"
            it is how Autodesk would have it - you could always ask them - we are / I am not Autodesk.

            I gave you options. What did you try? What is still not working? Help me help you.

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              #7
              Originally posted by snowyweston View Post
              it is how Autodesk would have it - you could always ask them - we are / I am not Autodesk.

              I gave you options. What did you try? What is still not working? Help me help you.
              Thanks bro

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