How to create this window
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2009-09-07
11:52 AM
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2009-09-07 12:53 PM
2009-09-07
12:53 PM
Try modelling a mansard roof with a wall. You can then use any of the standard windows, or create your own custom one using slabs.
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2009-09-07 02:03 PM
2009-09-07
02:03 PM
Hello WhiteMan!
I would have used objects available in ArchiCAD even if they differ a little formReal Life . Use tilted (slanted ) walls as roof. Then use a Special Window : W Arched Fix and add a Masonry Arch . This will not bring you entirely to a finished result as I see that you wish to have plastered bricks om each side of the window. Here you may improvise with for example Cube (from Basic Shapes ) on each side.
Good luck!
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I would have used objects available in ArchiCAD even if they differ a little form
Good luck!
(Free stuff from my new books on Real Life solutions to ArchiCAD problems)
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2009-09-07 03:24 PM
2009-09-07
03:24 PM
heh, great idea.. I'll give it a try
thx a lot



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2009-09-07 05:08 PM
2009-09-07
05:08 PM
Complex Profiles can also address the arch part of this problem.
I made three nested complex profile fills, extruding each as a wall.
Then , I took the basic, thick profile and added it, merged with the original walls as a tilted beam to simulate some roof slope over the top [the real detail not known to me]
I made three nested complex profile fills, extruding each as a wall.
Then , I took the basic, thick profile and added it, merged with the original walls as a tilted beam to simulate some roof slope over the top [the real detail not known to me]
Dwight Atkinson