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No Sill No Trim

Anonymous
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On the "w sliding2 12" window, when turning off the outside sill I get an incomplete lower trim detail.
Just more screw ball 12 library parts issue?
Or is there a way around this?
This is on a CP wall that is "2x4 core with 1/2gyp and 3/4 stucco fills".
Only the "2x4" is selected as core.
I have the latest library and hot fix.
Bier

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Jefferson
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sill + stool.gif
jeff white
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Jefferson
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frame + sash.gif
jeff white
w3d design


AC 23 Solo US / current build & library
Windoze 10 Pro 64
HP ZBook 17 G4
Intel Zeon 3.0
Twin 2GB SSD
32 GB memory

http://w3d-design.com
Erika Epstein
Booster
It's not you.
The door/windows are IMHO worse than ever in 12 US library. I don't know about INT versions. As your screen shots show, sill and stool are not scripted correctly.
-The sill thickness is taken out of the window height, not the RO increased.
-The stool does not sit correctly in relation to the other window elements. If you look with the apron off, the side casings extend below the bottom of the stool.
-The stool sits too high causing the gaps.
-If you turn the stool off, the apron shifts down the height of the exterior sill (couldn't find a cross-eyed emoticon)
Even with the updated library issued a couple of months ago, many of these doors and windows are too buggy to use. This is why they included the AC11 transition library. These parts won't take advantage of the new wall display options such as core only, but they tend to be in better usable condition.
Erika
Architect, Consultant
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