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Then… If you want to…
Convert to Arc changes the selected edge to an arc and
stretches the midpoint of the edge. The edge grip for an arc
also has a Stretch mode, so that you can stretch the midpoint
of the edge after it has been converted to an arc.
select an Edge grip, and press CTRL to switch to the Add
Vertex edit mode. Move the edge to the desired location and
click, or enter a value and press ENTER. add vertices to the profile
select the Vertex grip for the vertex you want to remove, and
press CTRL to switch to the Remove edit mode. Move the
cursor off the selected vertex, and click. remove vertices from the profile
select the profile, right-click, and click Replace Ring. Select
the ring to replace, and select the new geometry. Press ENTER
to keep the geometry, or enter n (No) to erase it. replace an existing ring of the profile with new geometry
5 Save or discard the changes:
Then… If you want to…
select the profile and click .
restore the profile to its original shape
select the profile, and click . The window style uses the
edited profile to define its geometry. Any other objects or
styles that use this profile are also updated with the edited
geometry.
save the changes to the current profile
select the profile, right-click, and click Save as New Profile.
Enter a name for the new profile definition, and click OK. The
window uses the new profile to define its geometry. Any
windows of this style are updated with the new geometry.
Other styles or objects that use the original profile are not
affected. save the changes to a new profile definition
About Window Display Components and Materials
A window object consists of a number of components whose display properties can be determined by a material assigned
to each component.
When you assign materials to a window, you assign one material to each display component of the window. For
example, you assign a wood material to the frame and a glass material to the window glass.
If you want to use the display properties of the window object or window style instead of using material display
properties, you can turn off the material assignments in the display properties of the window or the window style.
Material definitions consist of display components that correspond to component types of objects. For example, the
Linework component of a material is used for all linework in Plan view. The Surface Hatch component of a material is
used to hatch all object surfaces in 3D model views and elevations.
For a complete list of material components and their description, see “ Material Components and Display Properties ”
on page 510.
The following table lists all window components that can be displayed using materials assigned to them, and identifies
the material component of each window component.
Material Component Window Component
Plan, Plan High Detail, Reflected
LInework Frame
LInework Sash
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