Why do those dots appear above when I select a wall?
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‎2022-07-12
04:30 AM
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‎2025-01-30
04:23 PM
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Molinda Prey
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‎2022-07-13 05:42 PM
Another option:
1. Select Wall in 3D.
2. Use the "Show Selection" context menu command to display only that Wall in 3D.
3. Activate Door/Window Tool and press CTRL+A (or use "Edit\Select All Doors/Windows" menu command, depending on if it is a Door or Window - or both).
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‎2022-07-12 08:35 AM - edited ‎2022-07-12 02:45 PM
You have some openings above the wall
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‎2022-07-12 02:25 PM
openings or windows are set in higher level.
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‎2022-07-12 06:06 PM
Thank you
But how do you choose that one?
Neither window nor opening can be selected.
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‎2022-07-12 06:36 PM - edited ‎2022-07-12 08:43 PM
you can click where the black dots were
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‎2022-07-12 07:35 PM - edited ‎2022-07-12 07:59 PM
I would also check the state of renovation
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‎2022-07-13 10:00 AM
While you select the wall you will find the black dots appear then while pressing shift make a selection window around those dots then deselect the wall you will discover what those dots are referring to ( I guess windows ) then delete or adjust.
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‎2022-07-13 05:42 PM
Another option:
1. Select Wall in 3D.
2. Use the "Show Selection" context menu command to display only that Wall in 3D.
3. Activate Door/Window Tool and press CTRL+A (or use "Edit\Select All Doors/Windows" menu command, depending on if it is a Door or Window - or both).
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‎2022-07-15 02:46 AM
Thank you so much