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2009-04-26
10:34 AM
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2023-05-25
06:27 PM
by
Rubia Torres

I am trying to put together an old gothic type building, i can manage to splay a window on one side only but to splay the opposite side i am finding myself using fills to fudge it (cheat)
Does anyone else use double splayed windows? hoe do you go about creating them?
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2009-04-26 10:19 PM
Place one on both sides of the wall and adjust your settings.
With this object, Solid Element Operations shows in floor plan.
Dimensions by 2D/3D graphical hotspots.
Follow Instructions in UI info page, how to insert the window itself,
because this object only creates an empty opening.

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2009-04-26 10:38 PM
With a casual search, I do not see this part in the US library. Is this a standard INT part or one you created?
AC 19 6006 & AC 20
Mac OS 10.11.5
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2009-04-27 01:19 AM
Now I have something new to play with.

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2009-04-27 03:02 PM
gizmo200 wrote:To insert a window into the empty opening.
fantastic tool![]()
i just can not grasp how to get the window in there though? i read the help page re: the tiny wall, but still not sure? the only way i have so far is to perform the SEO then place a wall in the middle of it and place an oversized window in this, this really does not look good on plan? any clues? thanks for all your help guys
1. Place a window into a tiny wall at the correct height.
2. Tiny Wall as Target > Object as Operator > Attribute of Operators > Intersection.
3. Result
The window on the picture is not gothic arched, it is just for example.