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| Posted by madduck at May 18, 2021, 6:53:52 AM |
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Adding lintols (lintels) between two walls I am trying to add a lintel/lintol to a wall that's been removed, i.e. there is now a structural beam at the top (height 50cm, elevation 200cm), which is considered part of and integrates perfectly with the wall. I cannot create a wall that has an elevation. This post this post suggests I add another level and change its elevation to 200cm, then add a wall of 50cm, but this seems like a pretty bad hack. Similarly, using a "miscellaneous box", as suggested here, but that is also a hack, and the box is displayed in a different shade than the wall (despite the colours being exactly the same). An alternative might be a "frameless door frame", but no such object seems to exist. How is one supposed to do this properly? |
| Posted by crackwood01 at May 19, 2021, 1:41:09 AM |
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Re: Adding lintols (lintels) between two walls Insert a door frame inside the wall, edit the dimensions, make "white" materiel invisible |
| Posted by crackwood01 at May 19, 2021, 1:44:20 AM |
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Re: Adding lintols (lintels) between two walls Just to be clear, SH3d is an extremely powerful software, but some mode "complex" things requires a bit of imagination and a lot of so called "hacks". You must be ready to "hack" your project if you want nicer results. |
| Posted by crackwood01 at May 19, 2021, 1:48:10 AM |
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Re: Adding lintols (lintels) between two walls here is a video of example https://screenrec.com/share/VtKHMNAf02 sorry it seems i had problems with numpad LOLL |
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