Hi folks, first time poster for help and support. Thank you for looking into the thread and your input.
My problem is that whenever I apply a generic curtain system onto the face of a mass, an offset is generated that I cannot control.
I have a conceptual mass where I am attempting to apply a generic curtain wall system onto the face of the mass. The 'MAIN' mass is made of 2 masses, 1 stacked on top of another. 2 'VOID' masses create chamfers in the 'MAIN' mass via geometry cut.
In the next image, I've applied the generic 1500x300 fixed grid distance curtain system. you can see in the plan 'diagram' that there is an offset between the 'white' curtain system and the 'blue' highlighted mass.
I want to be able to control this offset. I want the curtain system to be flush to an interior, exterior, or wall centerline. At the moment I have no control of this. If these curtain systems are to be room bounding, they will affect my area on a building that is ie: 40+ story.
Thanks,
- Billy
My problem is that whenever I apply a generic curtain system onto the face of a mass, an offset is generated that I cannot control.
I have a conceptual mass where I am attempting to apply a generic curtain wall system onto the face of the mass. The 'MAIN' mass is made of 2 masses, 1 stacked on top of another. 2 'VOID' masses create chamfers in the 'MAIN' mass via geometry cut.
In the next image, I've applied the generic 1500x300 fixed grid distance curtain system. you can see in the plan 'diagram' that there is an offset between the 'white' curtain system and the 'blue' highlighted mass.
I want to be able to control this offset. I want the curtain system to be flush to an interior, exterior, or wall centerline. At the moment I have no control of this. If these curtain systems are to be room bounding, they will affect my area on a building that is ie: 40+ story.
Thanks,
- Billy
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