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    atrop is offline Registered User Promoted
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    Interior windows+room size

    Hi
    2 things that makes my life harder ...
    Any chance i can swap the window to be interior so if i was having a 30cm wall i want the glass to be in a straight line with the interior wall.

    When asking to show "room label" in the room properties i am getting the size like it was a straight square - something like 200x300... don't see any reason why i need this 2 numbers and how it closely should help me understanding my room behavior, for example if my rooms shape was pentagon....
    Its why i prefer to get the total room size (without walls) in one number after all the calculations.

    Thanks in addition

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    How many inches is 30 cm? Are you in USA or somewhere else?
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    atrop is offline Registered User Promoted
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    1 inch = 2.54 centimeters
    from europe

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    If your frame depth is 100 mm
    set the inset depth to 200mm
    this is what I do
    god luck

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    atrop is offline Registered User Promoted
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    thank you very much great solution...

    Any idea about the room size parameters?
    * i would be glad understanding why CA uses this kind of sizing to express the room parameters as well - if anyone can actually explain that ))

 

 

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