Offset Window Wall Hole

Anonymous — Thu, 25 May 2023 16:28:21 GMT

I have inherited a project that has a peculiar window problem. Two of the windows have wall openings that don't correspond to the placement of the window geometry -- either on the floor plan or in elevation. It's a standard ArchiCAD window called "W Fixed 10". The attached graphic shows what I get when I select the window on the floor plan. Notice the hotspots are wrong. This shows up in elevation as a gap on one side and an overlap on the other. Using the eyedropper to sample the window results in the same problem with the new window.

We've decided to delete them and start over, but I'm still curious. Is there actually a parameter that controls this?

Re: Offset Window Wall Hole

Anonymous — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 21:29:12 GMT

I am just wondering if what you have selected is a separate wall under the window and not the actual window itself? I have used such walls before to insert windows and doors and they dont need to bear any resemblance to the location of the actual window from what I have seen? I often put an invisible wall in to insert a full hieght/width window or door into an opening between two corners. IF you drag the nodes what happens. I would guess you could perhaps delete the wider wall and have the window and its invisible thinner wall relealed? All I can think of.

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