Did you try to place one?
There are many placing methods, and each has it's own settings... better to read some essential info from the online help.
There are many placing methods, and each has it's own settings... better to read some essential info from the online help.
riccardo wrote:You're right. There isn't.
I was meaning, no elevation after the placement...
To do that you must move them manually through a section/elevation window.
avcamara wrote:Or via the normal Elevate command.
To do that you must move them manually through a section/elevation window.
The CW is a new special kind of element. At last we get one that can be freely rotated in the 3D space. It is hard in this situation to have a simple field with the quote of the "base", when the same element can be horizontal, vertical, slanted, linear, curve, simple or complex (extruded from a polyline).
rocorona wrote:Yes, there is the Elevate command too. I forgot it, sorry.
Or via the normal Elevate command.
That's because I never use it. All my elevations are done through the Default Settings window or Info box.
But by elevating the CW element through the Z axis, GS could have placed a base height field into the Curtain Wall default settings window.
Just to make things easier.
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