When I subtract for window cutouts, it doesn't seem to cut all the way through on one wall. I have checked the thicknesses and the windows and wall are the same thickness.
Please ensure the wall and window thickness are the same and the window is properly placed to intersect at the middle of the wall, then you can subtract. Thank you
Switch to 3d view, type 'M' and press 'enter' to activate move command. Type '0' and press 'comma' again type '0' and press 'comma' then type '900' and press 'enter'. This 0, 0, 900 corresponds to x, y, z coordinate. Thanks for your support. Please let me know, if this resolve the problem.
Thanks for the lecture sir
Please can you teach us Revit also
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thank you for the very clear tutorial very well explained
When I subtract for window cutouts, it doesn't seem to cut all the way through on one wall. I have checked the thicknesses and the windows and wall are the same thickness.
Please ensure the wall and window thickness are the same and the window is properly placed to intersect at the middle of the wall, then you can subtract. Thank you
How to do the move? I can't move the window to the desired height. Only x and y coordinate only appear when i click move command. Please help
Switch to 3d view, type 'M' and press 'enter' to activate move command. Type '0' and press 'comma' again type '0' and press 'comma' then type '900' and press 'enter'. This 0, 0, 900 corresponds to x, y, z coordinate.
Thanks for your support.
Please let me know, if this resolve the problem.
It works! Thank you very much!!!
How do I split the board as you have done??
At the top left hand corner of the canvas, next to visual style, click on the little plus icon [+] to split into multiple views.
I'm enlightened, thanks sir