Conflict door and Trim

[Anonymous]

Please, anybody, know how to fix this ? or it is a bug?
Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving

[DGSketcher]

Real life problem. Could you build it like you have shown and still expect the doors to be flush against the wall?

[Barry Kelly]

DGSketcher wrote:
Real life problem. Could you build it like you have shown and still expect the doors to be flush against the wall?

Exactly.
You need a 'parliament hinge' to extend the swing of the door behind your trim.
I have no idea what setting you have in your door object, but there may be a setting in there somewhere.

Barry.

[Anonymous]

Thanks.
but I don't know I resolved it. Please Do you know?
Thanks

[Barry Kelly]

What door object are you using?

It needs to have an option for a parliament or extended hinge.
If it doesn't have that option then you will need to find a door object that does, or 'fake' it with 2D lines and fills.
You will probably get away with the 3D views unless you want the doors open there as well.

Barry.

[Anonymous]

Happy New Year and sorry for the delayed answer
I am using from ArchiCAD library Wood internal Door 21 the "D2 21".
Thanks for your help

[David Maudlin]

giuseppe:

Door Settings > Internal Door Settings > Floor Plan and Section > Use Fills in Symbol and Section (checked) and confirm Door Leaf > Fill Type and Fill Pens.

David

[Anonymous]

Thanks, it is a good trick.
Thanks