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Hi, Does anyone knows how to apply wood paneling and the trim moldings to a bare wall? Can this be done as a sweep and or reveal or as a curtain wall? Kind of clueless at the moment. thanks
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Like this? Use create in-place in the category wall to create a void to reveal the portion of the wall then use a normal wall with the thickness you want to create the wood panel inside the wall, then use a create in-place to create the trim aroud the "opening" use the sweep....
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What Typhoon posted works but I believe you are just talking about a wall finish. Do do what I think you want, you have several options: - If the wood is full height, add that material to your wall as a layer and assign it the proper render material.
- Even if the material is partial height, do the same as 1 except unlock the layer so you can pull it down to wainscott height.
- Splt the wall face as needed and "paint bucket" the material as the finish.
- Use a thin wall placed again your main wall and join them.
The trim can be added: - As a sweep built into the wall definition. (Can not hide or turn off in plans.)
- Can be added as a sweep later.
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