End of wall not perpendicular. Is there an easy way to take the end of a free floating wall and cut it at 45 degrees or such? You know, Wrightian walls on hexagonal grids?
Thanks,
Gordon
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End of wall not perpendicular. Is there an easy way to take the end of a free floating wall and cut it at 45 degrees or such? You know, Wrightian walls on hexagonal grids?
Thanks,
Gordon
Last edited by Steve_Stafford; 2006-08-29 at 05:44 AM.
1. See the attached pdf - and watch for any callouts when rotating sections as they dont like it so much.
2. (think you have to re-import)
3. We never explode dwgs in our file - very messy with line styles and object styles. Often we will just link it in and use it as a reference for coordination.
4. It is possible but very tricky and you wouldnt wanna do a lot of them. I've attached a pdf on this too.
Last edited by mibzim; 2006-08-29 at 09:05 AM.
Hmmm... seems the orignal post was edited....
1. Q was how to rotate walls
2. Q was about changing imports to links
3. About a consultants Cad file
4. Chamfering the end of a wall
To cut your wall on a 45 deg use the "Edit Cut Profile" command.
A wall based family that uses a void will work pretty well.
I like columns as they will take on the finish layers of the wall, so make a series of arch. columns with the shapes you want.
Scott D. Brown, AIA
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