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I'm a noobie, so bear with me, I have a large gothic arch roof that I am trying to fill with a curtain wall at each end. What would be the best way to model this. I'm trying to build a mass then create CW by face. This works except the head of the CW were it meets the roof is segmented between the mullions and not curved. Its creating large triangular gaps at the top.
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See attached and let me know if thats what you are trying to do. All you need to make it look like that is click on the CW and on the options bar it has the option for Attach/ detach. Click on Attach and click the wall or roof you want it to connect with.
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You can do a regular curtainwall then just edit the profile. You can cut holes in it too by sketching them in when you do edit profile.
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