In cases where intelligent wall cleanup does not produce the desired results, you can use the Cleanup Edit In-Place feature to change the shape, width, length, or depth of individual wall components at an intersection.
When you edit a wall intersection in place, a temporary profile is created for each component in the intersecting wall segments. The profiles for the component with the lowest index number in the wall style are displayed first. When you select a profile, it displays Vertex and Edge grips you can manipulate to edit its geometry. You can press Esc to clear selected components.
The Vertex grips allow you to manipulate component corners. When you move a Vertex grip that occurs at the end of an component polyline, additional Edge grips are added at the midpoints of the new edges that are created. Also, a new Vertex grip is automatically created at the location of the original Vertex that you moved.
The Edge grips allow you to offset a component edge, add a vertex to the component edge, or convert a straight component edge to an arc edge. When you offset a component edge or add a vertex to the component edge, additional Edge grips are added at the midpoints of the new edges that are created. In addition, when you offset a component edge, new component corner Vertex grips are created.
You can edit this profile in plan or model views. In a model view, you are prompted to select a point at the intersection you want to cleanup. This pick point determines the elevation of the profile.
When working with intersecting walls in a plan view, the profile is located on the normal plane of the middle point of the wall segment nearest to your pick point. Components that do not intersect the cutplane of the wall will not be displayed.
You can use the Trim and Extend tools with defined boundaries and the Subtract and Merge tools with closed polyline areas or defined profiles to modify wall components to create the configuration that you want. You can also fillet or chamfer individual component corners.