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Extrusions Made In Floor Plan Ref Level in Door Family Affected By Wall Thickness

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Anonymous
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Extrusions Made In Floor Plan Ref Level in Door Family Affected By Wall Thickness

Hello everyone. I have a simple yet very frustrating issue that I can't seem to get resolved. I am currently developing a door family. It's not a normal door model however, and as such I have some extrusions I made in the Floor Plan Reference Level that go from the top of the door to the bottom. However, when the wall thickness changes, the extrusions will stretch with it. Keep in mind, I did not lock the extrusion shape handles to anything, including the wall. The shape handles are not even touching the wall. I'm very confused. Any tips or advice?

 

Thank you in advanced for anyone who takes a look at this post.

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ToanDN
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Give the extrusion height a type parameter. If it is fixed then type the
value in the formula box of the parameter.

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Anonymous
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I suppose that could be a solution. Also I should clarify here, the height of the extrusion is not what's being affected by wall thickness, rather the width of the extrusion. I've never had this problem before with extrusions so I was thinking there may be an underlying issue that I wish to fix.

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barthbradley
in reply to: Anonymous

Sounds like you are describing a Sweep for a door jamb/frame.  Edit the Sketch Profile of the Sweep and lock the depth (and/or width) with a locked Dimension(s).  Or use a Profile Family.  

 

BTW: I think what is going on here, is that the Profile's Sketch Boundary is Aligned and Locked to the Exterior and Interior or the Host Wall in the Family.  

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Anonymous
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No, this is not a sweep. This problem specifically pertains to an extrusion. Can I lock extrusion dimensions?

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barthbradley
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@Anonymous wrote:

Can I lock extrusion dimensions?


 

Sure. Edit Extrusion, pull Dims, lock Dims. Finish and Close out of Edit mode.  

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