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Anonymous
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Editing Endcaps

I am trying to edit a wall endcap in place and can't get the grips to show
up on each component of the wall. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks for Your Help
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Message 2 of 3
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

Selecting any part of the wall in Wall Endcap Edit-in-Place mode appears to highlight the grips of one component [the same one, no matter which you select]. If you have "Implied windowing" turned on [Options dialog, Selection tab, display the checkmark in the "Implied windowing" toggle on the left side], pick a point outside the wall and to the right of all components that you want to edit and drag the mouse to the left and across all of the components.

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David Koch
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Message 3 of 3
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

When you go into in-place editing mode, ADT creates in-place edit profiles
for each component which represents the endcap geometry. If you select wall,
ADT will automatically select the first in-place edit profile in the list.
To select a particular component endcap geometry you have to select the
corresponding wall component in-place edit profile by selecting the hatch.

If the polyline for a wall component endcap has more than one segment (edge)
only then you will see the grips.

Hope this helps,

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Prasanna
Software Engineer | Building Solutions Divisions,
Autodesk, Inc.

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