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"Combining" two window objects for window schedule

Anonymous
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Hello

I have two windows placed adjacent each other. One is a louvre window (3rd part AWS download) and the other one is an ARCHICAD 21 standard fixed window.

Currently in the window schedule they are appearing as two separate windows. But they will be built as one window. Is there anyway I can "combine" the two windows to make it a custom window?

Or do I have hunt for an object that can do one pane louvre one pane fixed as one object?

Ben
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If you open the elevation view of one of those window from the Schedule you can copy and paste the fills and lines of the other one into that view so it will look like one window.
Then don't show the other window in the schedule - or show them both and note that the two windows are to be mulled as shown in the Schedule view of the other.
What about mulling them together (ganging in ArchiCAD speak) and saving it as a new Window Object ? Geometrically that works, I don't know if all the window settings you would want could be preserved that way.

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