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hey was just wondering how you would go about creating these skylight windows shown in the image below?
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In the roof?? in the Slab??? "edit" that roof or slab and sketch what you want... then create the curtain panel by face... you also can create a family to that but the panels in the image they are all diferents in angles, dimensions and so one...
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