Window not shown on 2D and not creating a hole in wall
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2009-11-25
10:25 PM
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2023-05-26
12:19 PM
by
Rubia Torres
2009-11-25
10:25 PM
The floor plan cut setting is at 4', within the window. The model view options are set to "show on plans".
I'm sure there is something simple I'm missing.
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2009-11-26 12:04 AM
2009-11-26
12:04 AM
Hi,
Your window is placed at a Z distance that is not the same level with the wall.
Have you check which story is the window is place?
Good luck
cheers
Your window is placed at a Z distance that is not the same level with the wall.
Have you check which story is the window is place?
Good luck
cheers
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2009-11-26 03:20 AM
2009-11-26
03:20 AM
For the z axis roughly 1/2 the window is in the wall and half out.
Only one story.
How do you insert screen shot?
Only one story.
How do you insert screen shot?
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2009-11-26 03:37 AM
2009-11-26
03:37 AM
It may be you have two walls of the same dimensions
in the same place in your model, one with a window
and one without a window. In 3D the window trim
will show but the wrest of the window will be buried
in the second wall. To check this, make a section line
90° to the face of the wall through the window and
see if the section shows any walls, or delete one of
the walls (if there are two) and see if you now show
either one solid wall or one wall with a window in plan
(depending on which of the walls is deleted).
AC will only insert an opening in one of the walls
if two walls co-exist in the same place.
Peter Devlin
in the same place in your model, one with a window
and one without a window. In 3D the window trim
will show but the wrest of the window will be buried
in the second wall. To check this, make a section line
90° to the face of the wall through the window and
see if the section shows any walls, or delete one of
the walls (if there are two) and see if you now show
either one solid wall or one wall with a window in plan
(depending on which of the walls is deleted).
AC will only insert an opening in one of the walls
if two walls co-exist in the same place.
Peter Devlin
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2009-11-26 05:26 AM
2009-11-26
05:26 AM
I don't really know what happened. I started another instance of AC and drew a wall and added windows with no problem. Then went back to the drawing in question and drew windows perfectly.
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.

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2009-11-26 06:08 PM
2009-11-26
06:08 PM
T wrote:Above the Submit button on the page where you write the post:
How do you insert screen shot?
There is a Browse button. Click it and select the file you want to attach.
Then click the Add Attachment button.
Then click Submit.
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