CUSTOMISE a door, window or opening

POSSIBLE ACTIONS on a window

The edit menu will now be displayed (this menu appears each time you click on an opening).

You can then:

1. Access its Properties
2. Duplicate the window
3. Perform symmetry: horizontal or vertical of the window
4. Lock its position
5. Delete the window

PARAMETRING a window

When you select the 2D or 3D window, its contextual menu opens.

You can then set its parameters by clicking on the "properties" icon

In the DIMENSIONS tab,  you can : 

• change the width
• change the height
• know its depth: corresponds to the thickness of the wall
• return to the initial proportions
• make changes to the dimensions and keep the proportions

In the PARAMETERS tab, you can : 

• change the sill height (elevation)
• reverse window opening direction: push/pull
• reverse the opening direction: left/right (changes the position of the hinges and the handle)
• Define the position in the wall (bare inside, bare outside, centred position...)
• define the number of sashes

In the ADVANCED PARAMETERS tab, you can :

• define the sash parameters: frame thickness, sash thickness, sash depth
• define the frame parameters: frame thickness

- Specific windows

A part of the menu changes according to the selected window : 

• For sliding windows, it is possible to specify in the PARAMETERS section: the number of rails.
• For trapezoidal windows, it is possible to specify in the DIMENSIONS tab: the right height and the left height.

Tip: When the settings for your window are complete, double-click on it (in 3D) so that it opens!

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MANAGING THE DISPLAY OF THE MEASUREMENTS of windows

It is possible to display the measurements in 2D of the openings of your walls: doors, windows and simple drillings.

To do so, go to the 2D view, in the toolbar, click on the icon "manage the display of elements", in the "measurements" tab, you can activate "opening measures" and "opening still height".

More on how to configure the display of 2D elements