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Hi all,
is there any rational reason why curtain grid lines cannot be killed? Yes, you can turn tem on and off, but the line is still there...
This becomes extremely important expecially considering that fully design curtain walls "generate" lines out of nowhere. Maybe it was a nudge of a nearby wall, maybe it was a copy of the curtain on a different location, the fact is a new line has appeared and there is no way to delete it.
Sounds like you used either a curtain wall type: Exterior Glazing or Storefront. These are designed to repeat a pattern of grids at a specified spacing to minimize the effort to generate curtain grid lines. If you just use the plain curtain wall it won't generate any grid lines and you'll have to decide where they should go. If you increase the size of the curtain wall, the panels at that end will just get larger.
