I want the frame to be below wallline2. What should I do?

[LeeJaeYoung]

[Barry Kelly]

I don't think you can do anything about this as door/window objects do not respond to send forwards/backwards?

I don't have Archicad running so can't check.

But is it really a problem?

Sure when you zoom in on screen you can see it, but in a printed plan, I would doubt you would notice.

Definitely not if you are printing in black & white.

Even printing in colour it would be hard to see at small scale (1:100).

And if you are doing large scale details, you probably won't be wanting to show such a simple detail, you will probably draw it in more detail with 2D lines which you can control.

Barry.

[LeeJaeYoung]

The door below is the door I am studying.
In the existing door, the frame is below the wall open line, but the one I studied is above. This is a question I'm asking because I'm curious as to why.

[Barry Kelly]

Well, it can't be display order as that is not applicable to doors & windows.

Is it the Level Of Detail In the Model View Options (they seem to have a different LOD) or the Renovation status?

Either way I don't think you can control it.

Barry.

[LeeJaeYoung]

thank you.
I'm in Mongolia for a while now, so it's a difficult situation to study everything about windows.^^
I will go to Korea to study more and ask questions.
Have a happy weekend. ^^

[LeeJaeYoung]

Oh, I am grateful that the ac26 runs even on a really slow computer. ^^

[Lee Hankins]

This is something that I feel needs to be changed globally across the whole software. Wall opening edge lines should always appear in front of door frame lines. 

[Lingwisyer]

The issue there is how Wall Closures are currently handled. Since they are purely 2D, they are drawn over the top of the surrounding wall.

[LeeJaeYoung]

Looking at this image, it seems that the wall open has been enlarged and the walls have been expanded.
So, which GDL can I look at and understand?
This is a question because there are so many calls to gdl that it is difficult to understand.
^^
Have a nice day

[Lingwisyer]

My guess would be the "CavityClosure" macro.