Hey Kevin,
One of the best ways can be to put a flex element (or all of the flex parts) in a mannequin. Modify the tag names to match the ConDoc tags (and customise anything, like sizes, supplies and so forth. that you simply’d need to have as your defaults) after which save the parts apart right into a folder in your exhausting drive utilizing Element Finder.
It’s attainable @mikebrightman has others concepts on tips on how to change default tags for flex parts by means of the ConDoc plugin.
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The mounted window element has one body with out the interior sash body, so sure, in all probability one of the simplest ways can be to make use of a casement or awning and delete the 2D elevation symbols and delete the deal with.
In the event you want to modify the symbols (to an X for instance for marking a hard and fast window) be sure all edits to the image parts are inside their element boundaries and attain the boundaries too. If the geometry is smaller or bigger bizarre distortions will occur after a element refresh…
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Is there a technique to not have the minimize openings paint the opening faces with the fabric that’s on the primary face that will get minimize? I’d prefer it to maintain the minimize faces the default materials
I’m afraid that you could solely present the Mass modeling – Reveals
Then edit it’s prooperties and alter the color (double click on on it)
The one drawback is that you should have two faces in the identical place
This can be a good answer! To beat the flickering of double faces you’ll be able to disguise the wallcutter generated reveals. To do that, with the window/s chosen:
Open the wallcutter settings:
Select to Disguise Minimize Faces:
Maybe in a future replace we may add an choice within the wallcutter settings to “not paint the reveals with the wall’s outer coloration”.
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Simply launched the brand new versatile U-shaped stairs! 
Tell us what you suppose!
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Nice!!!
I wanted two days in the past that I had to attract one…
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Is there a technique to disguise the underside then on the Flex slider door/window? I don’t need that backside massing to point out on the ground
The button @Yoni stated a number of submit earlier than “disguise cuts faces”
Doh! I used to be confronted with this prior to now week or two and solely seen this now!
On this case, go into the slider element, and into the reveals sub-component (it’s referred to as “wall_all”) and delete the underside face. Typically you’ll be able to (nearly) all the time delete elements you don’t want.
