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I am trying to create a window family that has an angled window sill. I am having problems with the opening cut just being a strait void form extrusion. Does anybody have any suggestions on how I can get a window family with and angled sill that will only cut part of the wall that the sill is angled on?
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You can use a void in the window family to cut the wall rather than the 'opening'. Be aware though that you cannot mix the voids/openings in the window family so you have to use one or the other.
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any way to do this without using voids? I have multiple walls that i need the window to cut through, this can only be done with opening not voids.
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Add the sill right to the window family
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the problem is that the sill is sloped rowlock and when its added to the family and placed at the correct height there is a piece of wall that shows through the sill, easy fix if using voids but when you need to use openings there doesnt seem to be a way to fix it.
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Can you attach a photo of your problem. I am having a hard time picturing it.
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are you saying create the sweep/void in another family then load that into the window family?
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