Picture this...create a dynamic window block, use the typical line/stretch parameters for height and width, simple lookup and life is good...BUT...what if you want to put a muntin pattern in there, that will wonderfully stretch to all of your different window dimensions.
Let's say you want a 4-lite window (meaning 1 horizontal bar in the middle of the glass and 1 vertical bar set in the middle that way as well). Getting them to stretch with the windows height and width is easy peasy, but trying to tell them to stay in the middle of all of the new configurations has been plaguing me for some time now.
Yes, there is an immediate solution - but a timely one - you can "Constrain" them, but the "Constrain" and standard "Line/Stretch" parameters do not communicate - so now you basically have to start over. Constrain the overall width, then constrain the vertical bar to be half the width (similar for height), but now you just erased your original line/stretch, which means your lookup is useless and constraints don't talk to lookups so now we are in Block Property Tables...blah, blah, blah.
I hope I am missing something, but all I really need is to have a constraint style that allows me to dimension from one side of the window to the vertical bar...then continue that very dimension to the other side of the window and simply make them equal each other. Currently one of those dimensions has to be a physical dimension that is locked into place, which does not work when your window gets wider.
Seems weird that this is not an option, which usually means I am not seeing it.
Please help, I have been staring at the block edit screen long enough that I am pretty sure it is starring back.
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