Use this procedure to add doors and windows to door/window assemblies.
You can move or hide the Properties palette to expose more of the drawing area.
The Add Infill worksheet displays.
If you want to… | Then… |
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add the door or window as a cell assignment and have all door/window assemblies using the same style display the same object added to a corresponding cell | select Add as Cell Assignment. |
add the door or window exclusively to the selected door/window assembly | select Add as Cell Override. |
If a door or window of the style you selected already exists in your drawing, Existing Infill is selected by default.
If you selected… | Then… |
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Add as Cell Assignment and you want to insert a door or window of the existing style, Existing Infill is selected by default. | Click OK. |
Add as Cell Assignment and you want to insert a door or window of a different style than exists in your drawing | 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 the existing style and not modify the edge of the frame surrounding the object | 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 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 the existing style and 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 a different style than exists in your drawing 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. |