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| Posted by okh at Oct 23, 2014, 2:22:36 PM |
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Re: The dependence of the thickness of the door or window, the thickness of the wall in which they are embedded. Maybe the easiest of all is to use a separate frame and a door without door-properties? Allows you to change opening or hide the door altogether. Makes for a tidier work-space and to combine different doors and frames. But preferably so the 2d door-frame displays the way the door opens, like this. You will see that the scaling of the frame (how much the door frame protrudes from the wall) is still a "problem". But on a much smaller scale - and it is normal to use thicker framework on an outside wall. ok See SF 3D 334. |
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