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    Nested Family not Cutting Wall Sweep

    I'm having an issue getting a shared & nested window sill to cut my watertable that is on a brick wall. The nested family will cut the wall correctly but the wall sweep hates it and refuses to cut appropriately. I'm sure the answer is something simple but I'm stumped currently... Any thoughts?
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    chad
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    #2
    In your sill family uncut a host(face) with a void so it will not cut it and reload a family, now use Cut tool and the window will cut off a part of the wall sweep.
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      #3
      Edit your sweep profile (watertable-rectangular-profile.rfa) so it is below center(front/back) ref plane, not above and relocate wall sweep in the project as needed.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Artejon View Post
        In your sill family uncut a host(face) with a void so it will not cut it and reload a family, now use Cut tool and the window will cut off a part of the wall sweep.
        That works but I'm hoping to not have to manually cut all 300 windows...

        Originally posted by PijPiwo View Post
        Edit your sweep profile (watertable-rectangular-profile.rfa) so it is below center(front/back) ref plane, not above and relocate wall sweep in the project as needed.
        No luck :banghead:

        Thanks for the feedback so far - I'll keep trying :beer:

        edit: PijPiwo's solution worked, it just required setting the sweep to not cut by inserts :crazy:
        Last edited by cellophane; January 16, 2017, 03:35 PM.
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        chad
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          #5
          Originally posted by cellophane View Post
          it just required setting the sweep to not cut by inserts :crazy:
          Weird, I didn’t have to change that setting in your file. I just edited the sweep profile and adjusted the height of the sweep in the project and it worked for me.

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            #6
            /shrug

            One more question now - If I adjust the profile with the proper profile (sloped for water shedding) the top of the wall pokes through. Any ideas on that one?
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              #7
              Originally posted by cellophane View Post
              /shrug

              One more question now - If I adjust the profile with the proper profile (sloped for water shedding) the top of the wall pokes through. Any ideas on that one?
              model your wall the correct height? :hide:
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                #8
                Originally posted by Dave Jones View Post
                model your wall the correct height? :hide:
                Yep, 1" lower will do.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Dave Jones View Post
                  model your wall the correct height? :hide:
                  The problem is if I change the wall height the sweep disappears because i adjusted the insert point of the sweep. It's a viscious circle today :banghead:
                  Last edited by cellophane; January 16, 2017, 09:23 PM.
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                    #10
                    Ok, one more try - see pic.

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