Curtain Wall hide grid glass

[qixing.chenNYA88]

Hello,

I'm new to curtain wall. I want to hide the cut glass in the grid line as first picture shows. When I place the grid lines, it shows as the second picture. Could anyone give me some ideas to achieve picture 1?

Thanks.

[KraiggC · Accepted solution]

When you have the curtain grid selected, you can click on "Add/Remove Segments" in the ribbon. Then you just click the parts of the grid you want to remove.

[barthbradley]

Those look like edges of a Transparent Panel.  Not Grid Lines .

Use the Linework (LW) tool to change them to Invisible.

[barthbradley]

How does that solution address the issue you posted about?  

Curtain grid lines must have at least one segment, so you can't remove all of them, plus that solution won't do diddly squat to that dividing linework on the edges.  

[KraiggC]

If you look at the areas he circled, he seems to be asking about the excess gridlines in the glass, not the very end of the panel that is typically covered by mullions or a wall.

[ToanDN]

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@KraiggC wrote:

If you look at the areas he circled, he seems to be definitely is asking about the excess gridlines in the glass, not the very end of the panel that is typically covered by mullions or a wall.

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[barthbradley]

Definitely, huh?  

OP states: "I want to hide the cut glass in the grid line as first picture shows."   

This is the first picture: 

[ToanDN]

Any normal, non-edgy people will understand the 1st picture is what OP wants and the 2nd picture is what OP has.  

[barthbradley]

So, what are you saying Toad? My interpretation makes me non-normal and edgy?  You know, you ought to keep those kinds of comments to yourself.  They're tacky, to say the least   You're better than that.    

[ToanDN]

If you choose to be triggered by my comment then that's your problem, not mine.  

And before playing the high moral BS, watch your own language when you discredited a valid solution from @KraiggC .

[barthbradley]

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@ToanDN wrote:

If you choose to be triggered by my comment then that's your problem, not mine.

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Gotcha.  You don't give a f*ck.  I thought you did. My bad.  Thanks for setting me straight, Toad.  

Have a better day.  

[ToanDN]

You are welcome, Barf.

[barthbradley]

Not Barf. Like the hair-lipped dog barks. "barth! barth!"  he. he.