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A Curtain Wall Accessory is an optional non-load-bearing member - such as a sun shade, a decoration strip or a canopy - attached to the Curtain ...

The Curtain Wall is placed on or relative to the input plane. •In the Floor Plan, the input plane is the Story level. •In ...

Panels are the flat surfaces - generally glazed - of the Curtain Wall. Panels are automatically placed between Frames and onto the Base Surface. ...

A Curtain Wall Junction is an optional structure that serves to connect panels to each other, to support or (more often) to substitute for Frames, resulting in a seamless, more lightweight structure than the traditional Framework. Junctions are placed at one or more grid points. Moving the ...

The Frames page of Curtain Wall Settings contain the settings for each Frame Class. Frame Tool Settings (in Edit mode) contains nearly identical controls. List of Frame Classes The top of the dialog lists the available Frame classes, by name and type. By default, Frame classes include: ...

A Curtain Wall Junction is an optional structure that serves to connect panels to each other, to support or (more often) to substitute for Frames, ...

The Frames page of Curtain Wall Settings contain the settings for each Frame Class. Frame Tool Settings (in Edit mode) contains nearly ...

In the 3D window, the Curtain Wall Info Box provides the following options for defining the Curtain Wall’s input plane: Default Input Plane   Intelligent Input Plane (Choose a plane)   Use one of the following “intelligent” methods to define an input plane ...

In the 3D window, the Curtain Wall Info Box provides the following options for defining the Curtain Wall’s input plane: Default Input ...

The Panels page of Curtain Wall Settings contain the settings for each Panel Class. Panel Tool Settings (in Edit mode) contains nearly identical controls. List of Panel Classes The top of the dialog lists the available Panel classes, by name and type. Panel Classes are user defined ...