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Last post today - thanks for all the help. I would like to add a new clapboard finish to an existing cmu wall, and still maintain the integrity of the existing conditions drawing. If I put a new wall attached to the existing wall will it cut out for windows? Is there another way?
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If you create a new wall just for the clapboard you can join geometry and the wall will act as one.
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Oh my god, that's awesome...and right under my nose. thanks!
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