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7 Select a mullion assignment:
Then… If you selected…
click the Used In column, and click the button at the far right
of the row. Select the mullions you want to use this
assignment, and click OK. Location
enter the mullion numbers separated by commas in the Used
In column. For vertical grids, mullions are numbered from
start to end and, for horizontal grids, mullions are numbered
from bottom to top. Index
NOTE Do not assign multiple definitions to the same mullion because only the last definition assigned to the
mullion is used.
8 Click OK.
Any mullions that are not assigned a specific mullion assignment use the default mullion definition.
Removing Mullions from a Door and Window Assembly Grid
Use this procedure to remove a mullion from the door/window assembly. You can create a mullion definition whose
edge width and depth are zero. Adjacent infills expand to fill in the space that was occupied by the mullion. This is an
effective way to represent butt glazing.
Removing a mullion from Door/Window Assembly grid
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 remove a mullion.
6 Create a new mullion assignment, and enter 0 (zero) for the width and depth.
For more information, see “ Defining Door and Window Assembly Mullions by Width and Depth ” on page
932.
7 Under Mullion Assignments, select the mullion definition you created for mullion edges of any mullion
assignment where you want to remove the mullions.
For more information, see “ Specifying Which Door and Window Assembly Mullions Use an Assignment ”
on page 947.
8 Click OK.
Specifying the Materials of a Door and Window Assembly Style
A door/window assembly consists of a number of components whose display properties can be determined by the
materials assigned to each component.
When you assign materials to a door/window assembly style, you assign one material to each display component of
the door/window assembly. For example, you assign a wood material to the frame and a glass material to the glass
inset. You assign materials to components in each display representation where you want the materials to be used.
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