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    Box Windows

    When I manually draw a 90 degree boxed window with a window seat, I get two transparent areas below the intersections of the side walls of the box window and the exterior wall of the house. If I change the side wall angle to 45 degree, this the problem goes away.

    Wouldn't it be great to have a "box window explode" command much like the dormer explode tool?
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    Raise the floor of the room up.

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    I have the floor height (A) of the "window room" set at 24 inches. Is there another setting that I am missing?
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    Thanks, I've tried that too, but no workie!
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    I've tried rebuilding walls, floors and ceilings, but it does not
    resolve this condition. Every time I draw a manual 90 degree
    box window, I get the same results. Not only on this plan, but
    any plan I try this in.
    Steve Curtis
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    Steve,

    Your not holding your tongue to the left.

    Here is plan view. Floor is at 24".
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    Camera view.
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    If you break the main wall at the intersections of the box window sides, make it the section an invisible railing (like the training video), does it create the condition I have described?
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    Which training video says to do that? What number?

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    #740 on version 10.
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    Steve,

    I looked at the training video and that is exactly how it recommends doing that window. The walls work a little differently since the training videos were made. I don't break the wall and I use a doorway on the inside.

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    I looked at the training video and that is exactly how it recommends doing that window. The walls work a little differently since the training videos were made. I don't break the wall and I use a doorway on the inside.
    Here I was wishing I could get a discounted training video set that someone might have sitting around and doesn't use anymore only to find out that I better keep using my own trial and error learning curve(although sometimes it seems like a straight line) because CA has training videos that teach you the wrong way?eh!
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    Louis,

    Thanks for your help.
    Steve Curtis
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