Can not delete or modify curtain wall mullions

[Jere]

I'm using the curtain wall to model some wood panelling on the interior of a building. When the curtain is used for straight sections, there's no problems at all. When i curve the curtain wall (in plan, the whole thing is vertical) then I can't delete the mullions (vertical.) I can do anything I want to the transoms (horizontals.)

The frames are all generic frames for editing (i'll change them to invisible for my final drawings.)

Any ideas? Anyone else run into this problem?

[Laszlo Nagy]

Based on the above discussion I can already see interior designers indulge in the Curtain Wall Tool to create models of wall and floor tilings, in addition to the already discovered ceiling use.
The panel thickness only needs to be greater than the frame thickness and there you have it - also, customizable to any degree.

[Link]

Jere wrote:
Any ideas? Anyone else run into this problem?

Yes, this sounds quite like a bug I recently reported. Does panning before deleting help at all?

Cheers,
Link.

[Shaun Coomber]

It is only possible to delete a frame element if the panels on either side of it are in the same plane. This is not the case with the vertical mullions in a curved curtain wall, where deleting a frame element would essentially alter the wall's geometry. In this case you must instead delete the gridline in the scheme.