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Window in future Phase wraps on Existing Phase

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atuckerHAEUV
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Window in future Phase wraps on Existing Phase

Hi,

 

Many apologies if this has already been discussed and/or solved elsewhere, I have looked but can't find anything specifically matching this. I have an interesting problem which for the life of me, I cannot figure out. We have a typical project with an existing Phase, and a Future Phase. 

 

A window demolished in the future phase in-fills correctly, see images below:

 

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Existing Window

 

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Existing Window "Demolished"

 

However, windows in the future phase "wrap" on the existing phase:

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Showing the plasterboard and dab retruning to the future window... 

 

Any tips or advice to resolve this, (probably simple), issue would be most appreciated! 

 

Many thanks,

 

Ash

 

 

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ToanDN
als Antwort auf: atuckerHAEUV

Use a different window family without the wall closure ref planes. Or, add a parameter to move the wall closure ref planes to align with the wall surfaces when a box Existing is checked.

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atuckerHAEUV
als Antwort auf: ToanDN

Hi ToanDN,

Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately, your suggestion doesn't work. We still require the window lining to wrap back to the window in the "Future" phase. I was just intrigued as to whether there was a hidden setting or something, but after much digging, I'm stuck!... Strange that the "demolished" opening works, but the future opening behaves like this?

Thank you again,

Ash
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atuckerHAEUV
als Antwort auf: atuckerHAEUV

To anyone tracking this topic, I've managed to perform a workaround by demolishing the entire wall and creating a new wall on "Phase 2" with the windows etc in. I don't particularly like the solution as it's a bit of fudgery, but it gets the result I'm after.

 

Any further suggestions, feel free to add! :leicht_lächelndes_Gesicht:

 

Thank you all! 

 

Ash

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ToanDN
als Antwort auf: atuckerHAEUV

You can demolish the portion of wall a little wider than the window, then place the window in the infill wall so that you will have wrap in new phase but no wrap in existing.

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