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      RickW
      last edited by

      1. Do I see the value? Yes. The challenge is the implementation, especially when multiple faces are selected and intended to be the same result.

      2. Correct. The frame parameters are differentiated from the glass parameters.

      Update - I think I have the "serious bug" fixed, so I'm getting closer to initial release. I expect there will be some updates as I gradually incorporate all the features I intended for this version - and that's based on the requests to just get it "out the door". 😄

      RickW
      [www.smustard.com](http://www.smustard.com)

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        utiler
        last edited by

        thanks for the reply Rick, looking forward to the release....

        purpose/expression/purpose/....

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          rv1974
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          I've just found a hidden(for me) feature: inserting some munbers with comma (4,5,8 for example) in columns and rows fields make some irregular type of mullioning. But I simply don't understand the logic of the result. And is there any?

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            Anssi
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            @rv1974 said:

            I've just found a hidden(for me) feature: inserting some munbers with comma (4,5,8 for example) in columns and rows fields make some irregular type of mullioning. But I simply don't understand the logic of the result. And is there any?

            The numbers indicate the proportion of the pane heights/widths to each other. For instance, using your numbers:

            I drew a 2000 mm square and used your numbers to windowize it, using 100 mm as widths for the frame and mullions. So the square was divided into 3 panes, with widths and heights of 300, 500, and 800 mm respectively. Nice Fibonacci series of widths.

            Putting in three same numbers would produce even rows/columns.

            Anssi

            securi adversus homines, securi adversus deos rem difficillimam adsecuti sunt, ut illis ne voto quidem opus esset

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              Starling75
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              Hi, it seems that the development of the Windowizer plugin was frozen ... or accelerated towards full BIM behaviour?
              Number 4 is a very nice toy, but there is no edit function. It would be very helpfull ... 😄

              http://www.starlingarch.cz

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                3eighty
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                Can't wait for this window maker..I just made some 3d bricks.... 👿

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