Erikilrosso
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Thank you Tristan, I imagined.
But now I have another question: the mass surface that produces my tilted wall is full of holes that are reproduced in the wall itself.
the problem that arises is this: the hole in the mass is perpendicular to the face of the mass while the holes in the wall are the horizontal projection of the holes of the mass on the sloped wall, so the horizontal edges of the hole that is obtained in the wall, are inclined to the faces of the wall, which is not good since it creates problems about the insertion of a frame, shaped in place, in the hole.
I tried to do it even with the command "window/door > vacuum" but this does not take it to me. if it is a normal wall I would break it with the appropriate command, but this wall does not react to any stimulus.
the frame I need to close the hole made in a sandwich formed by an internal panel, a continuous facade (whose assemblies serve me as structural elements) and another external panel, and is obtained by eliminating a full panel of the continuous facade whose pillars are, rightly, perpendicular to the faces.
the problem is evident in the sections, I could arrange with masking but I should do it for each hole and then I would have, further problems to mask also the prospectuses. If I don't find any other solutions, I'll have to do this.
Hi.
But now I have another question: the mass surface that produces my tilted wall is full of holes that are reproduced in the wall itself.
the problem that arises is this: the hole in the mass is perpendicular to the face of the mass while the holes in the wall are the horizontal projection of the holes of the mass on the sloped wall, so the horizontal edges of the hole that is obtained in the wall, are inclined to the faces of the wall, which is not good since it creates problems about the insertion of a frame, shaped in place, in the hole.
I tried to do it even with the command "window/door > vacuum" but this does not take it to me. if it is a normal wall I would break it with the appropriate command, but this wall does not react to any stimulus.
the frame I need to close the hole made in a sandwich formed by an internal panel, a continuous facade (whose assemblies serve me as structural elements) and another external panel, and is obtained by eliminating a full panel of the continuous facade whose pillars are, rightly, perpendicular to the faces.
the problem is evident in the sections, I could arrange with masking but I should do it for each hole and then I would have, further problems to mask also the prospectuses. If I don't find any other solutions, I'll have to do this.
Hi.