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Topic ClosedAutoCAD 2012 doors don't itersect with walls

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    Posted: 01.Nov.2012 at 12:50
Hi.

I am not sure if this is a bug or a setting.

Status Quo: When walls intersect, their (out)lines merge. Also, one can copy / paste doors and windows from one wall to another. The cill / threshold lines dissappear / change colour automatically.

The problem: In one of my models, suddenly some walls do not intersect/merge. Also, some walls are very stubborn and do not accept any doors / windows which have been copy/pasted on them. It appears they only accept doors/windows from the "design tools" tabs. In some instances, the copy/pasting is marginally successful: the door appears on the wall, but there are still lines drawn through both sides of it (normally, these lines are automatically trimmed).

I am seriously stuck, and do not want to waste any more time.
If anybody can help, I would be very grateful.

Kind regards,

Dimitar V Dobrev, Architect 

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