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Then… If you selected…
select New Infill, enter a name for the object and click OK. Add as Cell Override and you want to insert
a door or window of a different style than
exists in your drawing and not remove an
edge of the frame surrounding the object
select Top, Bottom, Left, or Right for Override Frame Removal and click OK. Add as Cell Override and you want to insert
a door or window of the existing style and
remove an edge of the frame surrounding
the object
select New Infill and enter a name for the object. Then select Top, Bottom,
Left, or Right for Override Frame Removal and click OK. Add as Cell Override and you want to insert
a door or window of a different style than
exists in your drawing and remove an edge
of the frame surrounding the object
6 Press
ENTER
.
Inserting an Object into a Door and Window Assembly Cell
Use this procedure to insert objects, such as doors, windows, curtain wall units, and AEC Polygons, into a door/window
assembly cell. Door/window assembly cells can contain these objects when you create infill definitions that use them.
For more information, see “
Creating an Infill for Inserting an Object into a Door and Window Assembly ” on page 925.
TIP After you insert an object in a cell, you can select that object independent of the grid, and access editing options for the
object. For more information, see
“ Editing Objects Anchored in Door and Window Assemblies ” on page 975 .
1 On the Format menu, click Style Manager.
2 Expand Architectural Objects, and expand Door/Window Assembly Styles.
3 Select a door/window assembly style.
4 Click the Design Rules tab.
5 In the left pane, select the grid in which you want to insert objects.
6 Click New Cell Assignment.
A new cell assignment is displayed in the list of cell assignments.
7 Right-click the default name, click Rename, and then enter a descriptive name for the assignment.
8 Select an infill that uses an object style.
9 Specify the cells to contain this object.
For more information, see “ Specifying Which Door and Window Assembly Cells Use a Cell Assignment ”
on page 943.
10 Click OK.
Removing an Infill from a Door and Window Assembly
Use this procedure to remove the infill of a cell and leave the cell empty. To do this, use None as the element definition.
Using None also removes any frame edges that border the cell, but it does not affect the mullions.
Removing infill from a Door/Window Assembly cell
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