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Hi all,
I've created a series of wall sweeps and am having trouble getting the wall sweeps to stay the length i want them to be. I spotted a work around of someone saying that if you place the sweep on a full wall length you should be able to drag the length then move it into position, however, when all works fine apart from when i move it into position between my windows it automatically jumps back to the full length of the wall with lots of individual pieces between each window when i only need 1 piece.
I don't want to break my wall up or use a hosted line based family for it. also don't want to use an in place family, I need to use a wall sweep. is there a way, am i missing something???
Thanks for any help
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Each sweep has two ends and you can pull them back from the ends of the wall.
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yeah dragging my grips works fine when the sweep doesn't cut through a window line, as soon as it does it jumps back to the length of the wall and is then unadjustable.
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If you notice on my post, my sweep crosses several windows and I have no problems. So ... tell us a little more. WShat exactly are you trying to do?
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I think i may have duplicated my post somewhere, lol
I think my problem is due to my wall being slightly off axis, i've found a work around of returning the sweep from the perpendicular wall at an angle of 89.54 degrees (the angle between the walls), this way i've dodged needing a sweep directly hosted to the offending wall.
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