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I'm trying to create EIFS panel in brick wall. Needs 4' wide rectangular bottom with 2' radius arch top.
It also calls for soldier brick forming a 180 deg. eyebrow top.
Any hints will be helpful Thanks.
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create it as an external generic model wall base, you can assign parameters for the arch top (if you want to)
as well assign the brick material to the arch.
it will be a combination of solid and void extrusion...
HTH
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