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Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 9:02:52 AM | sweeps and wall styles on sloped walls

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I use slope walls in my project. So far it seems i can only open windows in the walls that i create through modelling/create/walls steps, i cannot apply wall styles, cannot place wall sweeps or trim with other walls.

So whats the most effective way of modeling slope walls? I am modeling sth like in the attachment.



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Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 8:58:23 AM | sweeps and wall styles on sloped walls

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try using a wall sweep, where the wall starts to slope would be the begining of your sweep.  You create this sweep using a profile family, and you can also dictate what material the sweep will be made out of.  I've seen these mostly used for chair rails, crown molding etc., but it should work just fine for what you are doing.

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Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 1:28:22 AM | sweeps and wall styles on sloped walls

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Hi all

I am proud of myself to achieve the view attached :-) It was not easy but tought me much.

I create a sloped wall model (instead of wall sweep as recommended, I guess this is the only way to open a window inside), I used a void extrusion to cut the wall sweeps on side walls. I modelled the window and the framing seperately on left corner window because I couldnt figure out the way to tell framing to go together with Cryingslope of) wall.

thx



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