Barry wrote:
Genarch,
Sounds like you may not have set your opening reference line position in the complex profile.
Barry.
Sadly, the opening reference line does not do what one expects. There are more bugs than I can count related to these lines not doing what the user expects (and wants). They are read one way by the code that generates casing/trim and another way by the code that generates jams.
Dave's answer is the only solution still - how many years after profiles were first introduced (!) - the anchor "reads" the insertion point surface for the casing. If there is base trim, the anchor must be the header to keep the casing from floating flush with the outside face of the base trim, even though it is not how one may want to represent the door / window. If there is some kind of moulding above that touches the header also, then you're just [actual word deleted] out of luck. Such is the case with insertion of windows/doors in profiled log walls.
Personally, I'm almost ready to give up on CP walls because GS just doesn't seem interested in paying the attention required to getting windows/doors to work properly with them - much less getting rid of window/door bugs in general.
Cheers,
Karl
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