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I have 3 Smart Walls connecting at a corner. Any ideas how I can clean up the line shown in the graphic?

If the top vertical wall is at a different z-b/z-h than the other walls then the horizontal wall will show its edge where it meets the top vertical wall. If the 3 walls are all the same height, try welding the two verticals then 1-line trim back to the side of the new vertical wall to create a T-joint which should clean correctly.

oops, see what you've done, using 2 different wall types. If you draw the lower vertical and horizontal to create the corner, then on the other wall type snap the wall width across from the corner and draw the upper vertical wall in the opposite direction.

First vertical wall = 1-2 then 3 to place,
Second horizontal wall = 3-4 then 5 to place,
Third vertical wall - 6-7 then 8 to place.

Clean = On, Cap = Off in the Architect menu

Okay, I see the problem now using 4 line walls. I thought the inner and outer were two separate wall types. All I can suggest is to create a covered polyline without outline on, and match the fill colour to the wall fill colour and place it over the wall junction which should print as you need. Not ideal, but a work around in this case.

I presume you're using smart entities to create a 3D/2D model to get your elevations etc. and not just for plan drawings? If so, wouldn't the outer wall be set down at the slab edge requiring 2 separate wall types which could then achieve the cleanup you need.

Then move the door midway between the two walls which will self-heal the wall the door was in once it moves.

Then use Move and Copy with Area to copy the smart 'window' cutout from the top wall to the bottom wall which will auto cut as it inserts into the wall creating the second opening.

O2C view with and without doors in place showing the smart 'windows' cutout in both walls.

If you model the inner and outer walls as separate wall types it gives you more flexibility to use correct z-b/z-h values and better cleanups and using the above, the ability to use smart doors and windows in walls with cavities.
Hope this helps.

Thank you for your help Mark. I will use your methodology on this project.

Okay, glad to know it is of use.