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Not sure if it's possible. I need turn one entire curtain panel system into one monolithic piece, that means no differentiation between panels and mullion, it comes like one complicated but one piece object. Please let me know if there is a way to do this. I exported it to CAD, but they are still seperated into different object. Thanks!
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Remove the seperating grid section and it will be one panel.
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I don't think you get me. what I need is object with grooved (change from mullion) surface, which define each panel. If I delete the grid, I loose both the groove and defined panels.
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I don't think you get me. what I need is object with grooved (change from mullion) surface, which define each panel. If I delete the grid, I loose both the groove and defined panels.
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I don't get it. You can create a panel that meets your needs and replace the existing panel with it.
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I attached two images to show what I want
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In our case, the mullion is resessed from the panel. I want to keep the complicated geometry for a rendering reason. I am looking for a way to transfer the original model(the left image) to something like in the one piece object(right image).
Any suggestion will be appreciated!
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Those images don't tell us anything. Communicate!
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Don't you notice the resessed mullion merged with the panels around it? That's what I mean by 'one piece'.
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I exported the revit model to 3DS, and then export back to CAD, seems it worked. But still hope some convinient way to do this.
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Turned out the above way is still not working. Hope someone can give me a hand!
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I attached two more images, hoping my intension can be understood. still struggling for this...
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