Unable to Delete Curtain Walls (including gridlines)

[Eatonasher]

Hey everyone,

I've gone through all of the available forums and tried all of the solutions, but I still can't seem to delete the curtain wall or gridlines located underneath the stairs of this shop. Could someone please help me figure it out? I created the curtain walls on "T.O. Slab" level, but it is easier to see it all in the 3d model.

You can see from the pngs that there are also some curtain wall grids from a second curtain wall that need to be deleted. I've copied the curtain Panel >> Empty System Panel from a previous version's template because that is the solution other people suggested? But it didn't do what I wanted it to do.

To be clear: I want to delete (as in, completely remove everything that has to do with curtain walls) the wall objects so that I can start again with a different layout/arrangement of wall. Any solutions that don't remove all the objects/walls/panels/grids/mullions/whatever in the drawing is NOT what I'm looking for.

Thank you in advance.

[Alfredo_Medina]

Panels, mullions, grids are parts of a curtain wall. So, if you want to delete the curtain walls, hover the mouse over the panels and use the Tab key until the tooltip or note at the lower left corner of the screen says "Walls : Curtain wall : .." Then clck and delete.

[Lachlan-JWP · Accepted solution]

You need to change your view discipline to Architectural then you will be able to select the curtain wall as normal and delete it.

Your views are currently set to Structural discipline which allows for selection of curtain wall elements but not the curtain walls themselves.

[handjonathan]

Hi @Eatonasher 

Thanks a lot for posting your question to the forums!   Have the solutions suggested by @Alfredo_Medina @Lachlan-JWP helped with your issue?
 
We look forward to hearing back from you with more information so we can help you as a community! 

[Eatonasher]

Thank you for the suggestion - I had tried to that many times and it would refuse to be deleted. If I employed the solution proposed by @Lachlan-JWP first, and switched the Discipline view to Architectural, THEN your solution works.

Thank you both for this.

[Eatonasher]

This is a life-saver. Thank you very much!! I had no idea that function even existed, but I suppose it makes sense in a way. Thanks!