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I am trying to create a curtain wall on this slanted wall. It has a massing so I do curtain system by massing. and when i do this it creates the grids but the grids are slanted. how do i make them parallel to the ground/floor plates.
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See picture.
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Oh haha that was supposed to be a down arrow,
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Still doesnt answer my question on how to rotate the horizontal grids. Ive already made a curtain grid/wall but the grid isnt running the way i want it to.
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I know the reason for it. its because the top of the wall one corner is a level higher than the other one, so the grid goes on that. If i make the massing on the same level the grid is horizontal but i need it to stay horizontal with 1 corner higher than the other
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Workaround- the top part that was slanted i made into a separate curtain wall and rotated it
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