wall with less thickness than window frame
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2011-03-10
07:30 PM
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2023-05-26
02:33 PM
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Rubia Torres
When I draw a wall that has less thickness than the window frame (in my case, it's half an inch thick wood wall), the separate line between the wall and window disappears.
Is there any way to solve this, apart from manually drawing lines?
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2011-03-10 09:33 PM
Palawat wrote:Probably not.
Is there any way to solve this, apart from manually drawing lines?
The windows are likely created with the assumption that the wall is at least as thick as the jamb depth, though it does strike me as odd that there is no line at the back of the jamb.
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2011-03-11 06:20 AM
Thank you, Matthew.
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2011-03-11 08:59 PM
There is a parameter called Wall Contour Line that should control this.
Check attached image.
Also note that even if the Wall Contour Line parameter is set correctly, the lines may still not show if Ganging on the Left/Right are checked because that setting is stronger than the Wall Contour Line setting.
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2011-03-12 10:12 AM
According to my understanding, the Wall Contour Line parameter seems to control how the wall (beneath the window as we see on floor plan) is displayed, not the line that separate left/right frame from the wall.
Or did I miss something?
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2011-03-12 11:49 AM
What if you set Opening Oversize on the Left and Right to a very low value? Something that is not even really visible but the program will sense it as a difference.
E.g. in the INT version you can type 0.1 millimeter.
For me then it will display the Window line of the side.
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2011-03-12 03:12 PM
Thank you very much, laszlonagy.

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2011-03-12 04:35 PM
If you set this value low enough, then it will not cause any problems even with dimensioning because it will be lower than the accuracy set for the dimension.
But I guess this is a workaround because it should work by default so I will report this to GS.
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2011-03-12 07:02 PM
I know I could create a whole custom door/window but I'd lose the advantage of using doors/windows opening hotspots.
Then, again, thank you for the workaround

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