2 windows one above the other

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2 windows one above the other

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Hello everyone. [=D>]
Having finally realized, thanks to your advice, how to create multi-level house, I find myself having this problem. If I insert a 2 windows and 3 meters to 7 meters, one above the other, I have a flaw chart, as if I built a wall. How can I fix? [:((] [;)]
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Re: 2 windows one above the other

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Sgabu:

You cannot insert a window on top of another window (or door). That's why there is the multi-level tutorial.

However... there is another trick. Insert an invisible box or window frame that has the height of the bottom window, of the wall between the windows and of the upper window. Export and import your window and make sure NOT to check the door-window box while importing, so that you have a window that behaves like any other furniture model. Insert these windows in your invisible box and fill the gap between them with a box that has the same texture or colour as the rest of your wall. If your windows have different widths, you will also need a box to fill the gap on the side of your window.

In case this doesn't answer your question, post a picture of your problem to explain what you want.

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Re: 2 windows one above the other

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thank's hans. the trick are to long, but anwser my question.

thanks lot
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