To solve this (for now):ĭouble click into the window and either delete the handle components, or set their height to 0 which will center them vertically. There are hidden handles there that are sticking out of the component’s bounding box, and this causes the scaling to not work correctly. I looked at the sliding window above the tub. If you need to copy a window to a different wall, that is not on the same plane use Copy and Paste, and as RT said, it’s best to place it anywhere on the wall, and then move and scale it to the exact position where you need it. Gluing is currently necessary for the wall cutting to work.Īfter placing a window, preferably from the outside of the building, to move it in and out in relation to the wall, change the ‘Inset’ setting in the component options window. So if you're studying (or teaching) architecture or interior design, you can now lead the way with a full FlexTools package, at a student-friendly price of 19 (instead of 99). When placing a window component it will glue to the first plane it is placed on, and you won’t be able to easily move it away from the plane. Student Application FlexTools Individual licenses for students and faculty members Students should have access to the best tools of the trade. The floating issue sounds like what RTCool mentioned, and that is gluing. I just happened to see this post! Best to write in the main forum thread at: FlexTools Extension or contact us at Contact – FlexTools
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