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Greetings, I am having troubles with Wall openings. Specifically, I created a simple wall and added a tile wall sweep 1200mm high (with base and bullnose top). I then inserted a wall opening (selected from modeling; opening; wall opening) in a wall between my kitchen and dining room to act as a pass thru (pretty typical). Well the opening does not cut the wall sweeps. Can anyone help me with this? I like the wall sweeps idea and need to keep that, i just want them to be cut by my wall opening (not a door or window opening). thanks
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Make sure that the wall opening extends to the bottom of the sweep and it should cut it.
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can not extend the wall opening to the bottom of the sweep, as that would create an opening from the finished floor. A pass thru window starts at the top of a typical counter top, did i understand you correctly? thanks
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Yes you did. If the opening does not extend to the bottom of the sweep you may have a problem (it needs to be at least half I think). You could perhaps try two sweeps of 600mm each. Alternatively, I would suggest a more elegant solution of including the tiling as a wall layer, which you can unlock and stretch down to the relevant height.
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You could also edit the Profile i think. That should work
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i think i will try the wall layer idea as i have never used that and it sounds easy. i dont think that i can edit the wall profile as it would not be a closed loop when i finish; the opening is a "hole" in the wall, not connected to its edges if that makes sense. thanks for you help folks,
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Edit profile will still work. It does not have to connect to the edge of the wall so it works well for holes. As a matter of fact - it works well on curtain walls to - try it - you'll like it!
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Thanks, i will give ideas a try....
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