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Turn on the Graph display representation and adjust the baselines or increase the cleanup radii until the problem is
fixed. Also, make sure that there are no short wall segments in the wall. These can occur where center lines intersect,
or when a segment is too short to produce a full profile. Delete the short wall segment to fix the cleanup problem.
Adjusting wall cleanup circle radii for correct clean up
Copy or Move Doors,Windows, and Openings
When I try to copy or move doors, windows, and openings from one wall to another, the command doesn’t
always work.Why?
This situation can occur if the cleanup group for the destination wall does not allow objects from walls assigned to
other cleanup groups to be copied to this wall. This design rule is intended to prevent placing objects in walls, such as
cubicle partitions, that should not have objects added to them.
You can address this situation in 2 ways:
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Turn off this design rule in the cleanup group definition. For more information, see “ Creating a Wall Cleanup
Group Definition ” on page 696.
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Temporarily assign the walls to the same cleanup group, copy or move the objects, and then reassign the walls to
their correct cleanup groups.
Opening a Drawing Displays New Defect Markers
When I closed my drawing, all the wall cleanups looked fine. Now when I open the drawing, there are defect
markers in the drawing.What causes this, and how can I fix it?
Under some circumstances, the order in which walls are cleaned up affects the display.
When troubleshooting this condition, select the walls in question, and double-click one of them. In the Properties
palette, select No for Cleanup automatically, and then select Yes. Try this on different walls to see whether you can
locate the unstable wall. Usually, adjusting the baseline of the unstable wall fixes this problem. For more information
about verifying baselines, see “
Guidelines for Successful Wall Cleanup ” on page 689.
Clean Ups in Previous Version Files
When I work with drawings that were created Release 1 or Release 2 of Autodesk Architectural Desktop,
some walls no longer clean up correctly.Why?
This situation can occur because walls in earlier releases of the software always used the center line as the wall graphline
while in the current release, you can use the center line or the wall justification for the wall graphline. If the cleanup
radius for walls is zero, walls that are not center-justified may not clean up correctly.
You can correct this situation by changing the wall graphline so that all walls use the same graphline. For more
information, see “
Changing the Position of the Wall Graphline ” on page 691.
Clean Ups with Xref Drawings
How can I get walls to clean up with walls in xref drawings?
There are several actions you can take to improve wall cleanup when you work with xref drawings that contain walls:
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Verify the design rules of the cleanup groups used in the xref drawings. If the cleanup group in the xref drawing
does not allow cleanup with the walls in the host drawing, walls in the 2 drawings do not clean up, even when
their cleanup groups have the same name. For more information about the design rules of cleanup groups, see
“
Creating a Wall Cleanup Group Definition ” on page 696.
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