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Sefa Yakut
Enthusiast

How can I change the window frame?

I want the frame of my window to be a simple rectangle as I have marked in the attached image, but I couldn't do it from the window settings. Does anyone have a solution?

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Barry Kelly
Moderator

Have a look in the window settings for the frame size.

You may be able to adjust the width of the inside and outside portion of the frame so there is no lip.

I don't know what window you are using, but it might be something like this.

 

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Sefa Yakut
Enthusiast

Thanks for your answer Barry.

But I tried this. I can't set it to zero. It has to be higher than zero.

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Barry Kelly
Moderator

Sorry, I should have checked properly.

I don't actually use these windows, so I am a little unfamiliar with them.

 

Another thing you can try, is to adjust the level of detail in the Model View Options.

Again I am unsure of the result as I am not set up to use these windows.

 

And your language version may have different option to mine (AUS).

 

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Lingwisyer
Guru

You have selected the wrong setting, that is the Sash Frame Width, not the Rebate Width as pointed out by Barry. Your options are mirrored to those found in AUS...

 

You can input 0.01 if you want to fudge it.

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