Hi all,
is it possible to wrap at the insert a single layer wall?
I model exterior finish as single layer for better scheduling/Visualization.
Any idea?
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If you already model the finish as a thin wall then just model the wrap using the same thin wall type.
Hi
I was afraid so. Unfortunately big job for many windows.
Any workaround?
Add the wrapping as a sweep which is part of the Window Family and Join Geometry in the model
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Hi
I am trying to use the Wall wraps but it goes till the wall centre. I want to extend it till the end.
@XXalessio.amodioXX wrote:
Hi
I am trying to use the Wall wraps but it goes till the wall centre. I want to extend it till the end.
Is this a compound wall now? The wrap extent is defined by a Ref plane with the box Wall Closure ticked in the door/window family.
Wall clousure worked fine but I wanted the wraps in front of Frame thus different approach in need
If you create wrap in the family, create it as shared architectural column family and nested in the door or window family, then the wrap will join with the wall in the project automatically, with proper lineweight.
@XXalessio.amodioXX wrote:Best parametrical Approach:
Model it within window family
It can be practical but not necessarily the best approach.
If you are using a compound multi layer wall, the wall wraps might be of an advantage when in comes to quantification....in such case you do not need the wraps built into the window.
See image below (from another post on the same subject just don't remember which exactly)
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