2016-01-0709:12 AM - last edited on 2023-05-2304:19 PM by Rubia Torres
2016-01-0709:12 AM
I have a garage I have drawn and I need to add the door opening (no actual door, just an opening) but the structure of the wall is actually 3 components; a beam and two walls one on top each other.
What is the best practice to create a hole through all the parts?
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For the beam (I imagine it's notched on the underside), you could:
1. Split into three and change the middle part to be what you need
2. Use solid element operations to notch, or
3. Add a hole to the beam (a pet palette option) of the size you need
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But also curious, could you try making a complex profile for that complete wall, instead of using two walls and a beam? Because if you are breaking the beam I assume is not a structural beam? If you can use a complex profile you could use a single empty door opening to do this operation.
Ok. Thats great, I can tell you that you don't need to be afraid the complex profiles are not that complex at all, instead, it is a great tool and easy to use. Search for tutorials online and read the help about it, You'll love it.