2006-03-2110:20 PM - last edited on 2023-05-2303:30 PM by Rubia Torres
2006-03-2110:20 PM
Me again... I have determined at least one origin of the very weird window trim extensions, and am wondering a) if anyone else experiences this and b) if anyone has a way out. The windows were FINE until I SEO'd the wall they are in with the roof. Then, they instantly got goppered up. Thoughts? Suggestions? Thank you!
Others have noticed strange things happening
to doors and windows after a wall participates
in an SEO.
In this context the work-around is to trim
the walls to roof.
Peter Devlin
Well, by Jove. That does do it, though I prefer SEOing things for all the reasons we love SEOs, I might just havta do it this way. Till release 10, presumably. THANK YOU!
Zobi wrote: The windows were FINE until I SEO'd the wall they are in with the roof. Then, they instantly got goppered up. Thoughts? Suggestions? Thank you!
re: order of operations, doesn't make a difference. H'wever, it only happens to windows that I have selected "ganging" for.
re: throry/ practice, I absolutely agree. Esp for the novice, though, not always clear where to draw the line, eg where it is my mistake or where I have run into a bug in the program.
Thanks again,
TomWaltz wrote: This is definitely a bug, but I am not aware of a workaround.
A Workaround could be to place a "beam" as Trim piece on top and the bottom of the Window. This "beam" can be on a "3D Elevation" or 3D Bits layer that only displays in this view. ( Be aware of the intersection properties of this Layer as it relates to other views).
Of course, trim will have to be edited mannually with any window change. Trim to Roof seems the best option.
Rubia Torres
