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I am trying to create a wall sweep for horizonatl seam metal siding. I began by creating the profile of a single panel and applying as a sweep in the wall section view of the assembly editor, which results in only a single panel at the base of the wall. Is there a way in which I can make the height of the panel profile variable so that it is tied to the height of the wall, covering the entire surface? Any suggestions will help. Thanks.
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You can set heights to the sweeps in the editor and add more at different heights either from the top or bottom of the wall. A better solution may be to create the panel as a curtain wall panel and create the wall using curtain walls.
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