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    Default Window Sill Issues

    I have a wall with a water table at 3'-0" that has a 1 1/2" reveal. I insert my windows, but the sill is offset by 3/4" for some reason. I'm sure it has something to do with the water table, but I can't figure it out. If I try to move the window, just the window moves, not the sill. I've tried different display settings, but nothing works. Any ideas? I've attached the drawing.
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    Default Re: Window Sill Issues

    Try to use sweeps for the materials that 'bump' out. I think the sills follow the maximum wall width.


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    Default Re: Window Sill Issues

    Oh thank you thank you thank you. I get to save my some of my hair! I was using sweeps, but thought the component that I was sweeping had to protrude as well. Now I know that the sweep can take care of the protrusion. That helped with some other clean up issues I was having as well.

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