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PROBLEMS WITH WORK PLANES - PART 2

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christopher_c_donovan
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PROBLEMS WITH WORK PLANES - PART 2

B] Because of HAVING PROBLEMS WITH WORK PLANES [PART1]  I have had problems adjusting the height of STACKED WALLS 

1] I have two Stacked walls of similar structure. 

2] Both Stacked Walls BASIC and GATE have the same Five walls in the Stack. 

3]Types 1 and 2  - 4 and 5 have the same heights in both Stacked Walls. The height of Type 3 is set to variable.in each

4] I assumed that the overall height of each stack  - Basic and Gate - would be set by assigning a Height value in the  SAMPLE HEIGHT box in the top right  [again images 7 and 8] 

5] I did this but when inserting the Gate Wall [ see position in image 6] the Gate Wall although assigned an overall height of 5150 came in at exactly the same height as the Basic Wall. NB image 6 shows it finally adjusted]  

6] I then tried to cross-check the height of both walls by drawing a Section through the Gate Wall but I was unable to query this Section though I was able to adjust each wall's height but NOT IN A CONTROLLED WAY - ie using model/ref lines etc. 

7] I then drew a Reference plane along the line of the Section perpendicular to the Wall and was able to get started/use model/ref lines etc  

8] Isn't this a very VERY long-winded way of working with a Section? 

 

I hope this makes sense  

 

Images and Simple WorkPlane project [Image 5] attached - NB I haven't attached the Town Wall project 

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Mike.FORM
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The height the wall will come in at is defined in the instance parameters when drawing the wall. This value is a default for all walls. If you change it before drawing your wall it will then set that value as the new default. You cannot have a default height set differently for different walls.

Every time you model a wall you have to either set the height first or draw the wall and change it after.

MikeFORM_0-1699987681639.png

 

Sample Height only refers to the height of the wall in the section preview window in the edit assembly.

MikeFORM_0-1699987975880.png

 

 

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I'm not understanding, but it sounds like you want to control the height of a wall in the project. That's accomplished by setting the Top Constraint, Unconnected Height and Top Offset values in the Wall Instance Properties. Sample Height  doesn't control Instance Properties.  

 

BTW: you can always Break Up Stacked Wall Instances as well. Right-click=>Break Up.   

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ToanDN
als Antwort auf: christopher_c_donovan


@christopher_c_donovan wrote:

 

4] I assumed that the overall height of each stack  - Basic and Gate - would be set by assigning a Height value in the  SAMPLE HEIGHT box in the top right  [again images 7 and 8] 

No.  Sample height is for preview in the Wall structure editing environment only.

 


 

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Thanks this does solve the Height issue!!

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