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Hi there all!
How do I create features such as soldier courses above window openings ?
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Hi Geoffy,
You need t create a component and use the solid extrusion, simply sketch you soldier course/brick quoin and use the relevant accurnder as the properties
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Best bet is to include them into your window families. Alternatively you could create them as a wall hosted family that can be place independently to the windows.
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