Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 - AUTOCAD 2008 COMM UPG FRM 2005 DVD, User Manual

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see “ Adding Door and Window Assembly Element
Definitions as Display Components ” on page 950 .
add door/window assembly element definitions as display
components
see “ Specifying the Layer, Color, and Linetype of a Door
and Window Assembly Style ” on page 951 .
specify layer, color and linetype settings for the display
components of a door/window assembly
see “ Specifying the Hatching for Components of a Door
and Window Assembly Style ” on page 951 .
specify door/window assembly hatching
see “ Adding Custom Graphics as a Display Component of
a Door and Window Assembly ” on page 952 .
add custom graphics as display components of a
door/window assembly style
see “ Creating Cut Planes for a Door and Window
Assembly ” on page 953 .
create individual cut planes for door/window assembly styles
see “ Specifying the Materials of a Door and Window
Assembly Style ” on page 948 .
specify the materials of the door/window assembly style
see “ Attaching Notes and Files to a Door and Window
Assembly Style ” on page 953 .
add notes and files to the style
6 When you finish specifying the properties of the door/window assembly style, click OK.
7 If you want to assign the style to a door/window assembly tool, drag the style from the Style Manager to
a tool palette.
You can later rename the tool and specify other properties for it as described in “ Creating a Door and
Window Assembly Tool ” on page 912.
8 Click OK.
Defining Divisions for Door and Window Assembly Grids
The divisions of a grid define the orientation that determines the direction of the grid cells and mullions and they
define a division type that determines the number and size of cells.
NOTE Creating a nested grid is not a division rule. To create a nested grid, add a cell assignment. For more information, see
“ Creating a Nested Grid for a Door and Window Assembly ” on page 939 and “ Working with Nested Grids in Door and
Window Assemblies ” on page 937 .
You can create a variety of division definitions under different names and then assign different divisions to each grid
in your door/window assembly. Although you can create multiple definitions, there can be only one division assignment
per grid. You create division definitions for a specific door/window assembly style and those definitions can be assigned
only to grids in door/window assemblies of that style. For more information about assigning divisions to a particular
grid, see “
Assigning a Division to a Door and Window Assembly Grid ” on page 936.
Division of Door and Window Assembly Grids
A door/window assembly consists of one or more grids, which are the framework for placing design elements in the
door/window assembly. The highest-level grid is the primary grid, which is also the outside edge of the door/window
assembly.
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