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2010-12-06
01:40 AM
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2010-12-06 03:38 PM
2010-12-06 05:44 PM
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2010-12-07 02:30 PM
2010-12-07 07:09 PM
David wrote:
Archimamamia:
Another option to try is to save the window as an object rather than a window, then use it as an operator (SEO) on the dormer to knock out the dormer's window.
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David
2010-12-08 02:22 PM
Archimamamia wrote:Archimamamia:
But, it won't show up in the section which is cut through the dormer...will have to fake it here, unless someone has a fix?!
2010-12-09 01:04 AM
David wrote:Archimamamia wrote:Archimamamia:
But, it won't show up in the section which is cut through the dormer...will have to fake it here, unless someone has a fix?!
Glad to see that you have it working in almost all views. If the original dormer window and your replacement window occupy the same space, then the section will not work (what you have is a physically impossible situation of two objects occupying the same space). You would need to create an element that is the same size and profile of the original window (could be a profiled wall) and use it to remove the original window using SEO. Or you could just use a fill and some line work as a 2D patch in the section, it won't be linked to the model, but may be the most efficient solution.
David