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Solution Tips for Walls
When you move the cursor over a solution tip icons on a wall, any of the
following problem statements may display:
NOTE Not all problems that generate solution tips have an easily identifiable cause
or a specific solution. This is often true in the case of Boolean operations where
an entity such as a body modifier is added to or subtracted from an object. In
these cases the solution tip identifies the kind of object or component involved
and suggests corrective action. You may be advised to modify the location or the
geometry of the object, but it is essentially a trial-and-error approach. The messages
are tips rather than guaranteed solutions.
The walls are not cleaning up correctly
As described under Guidelines for Successful Wall Cleanup on page 1325, there
are various conditions that can prevent cleanup. The first step in determining
the cause of this problem is to examine the condition of the wall justification
lines at the intersection. To display the justification line for a wall, select the
wall, and click Wall tab ➤ Cleanup panel ➤ Justification Display . (For
more information, see Wall Justification Lines and Cleanup Circles on page
1319.)
After looking at the justification lines, try one of the following possible
solutions, as applicable:
â– Extend or trim the walls using the AutoCAD Extend or Trim commands.
■With the wall selected, on the Wall tab ➤ Cleanup panel, click L Cleanup
or T Cleanup . For more information, see Trimming Walls at L and
T Intersections.
â– Increase the wall cleanup radius by grip-editing (see Working with
Intersections and Small Cleanup Circle Radii on page 1334) or by changing
the value of Cleanup radius on the Properties palette (see Specifying
Cleanup for Individual Walls on page 1326).
■With the wall selected, click Wall tab ➤ Cleanup panel ➤ ➤ Add Wall
Merge Condition . For more information, see Merging Walls on page
1200.
1330 | Chapter 20 Walls
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