Use this procedure to add prairie-9-lights or prairie-12-lights muntins to a door style that contains glass.
You add muntins by editing the display properties of the door style for a display representation, such as Model or Elevation, where you want the muntins to appear. You can add muntins to display representations individually. You can also add muntins to a single display representation and apply them to all display representations of that door style. You add the muntins block to glass components of the door style in display properties. Each muntins block becomes a display component of the door style.
Rectangular door glass with prairie-9-lights muntins
Rectangular door glass with prairie-12-lights muntins
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attach muntins to all glass components | under Glass Component, select All. |
apply muntins to an individual glass component | under Glass Component, select Single, and specify the index number. Lights are indexed counterclockwise, starting from the lower-left corner. |
Muntins applied to all or one glass component
Specifying muntin width and depth
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convert the muntin intersections to corners | under Muntin, select Clean Up Joints. |
convert all the muntins to one body with the joints cleaned up | under Muntin, select Convert to Body. |
Specifying muntin cleanup joints
Converting muntins to a body
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use a nine-light prairie pattern | select Prairie-9 Lights for Pattern. |
use a twelve-light prairie pattern | select Prairie-12 Lights for Pattern. |
Specifying edge X and Y offsets
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add muntins to another glass component in the door style | repeat this procedure from step 6. |
add muntins to another display representation | click OK, and repeat this procedure from step 4. |
add muntins to all display representations of the selected door style | select Automatically Apply to Other Display Representations and Object Overrides. |
After you add a muntins block to a door style, you can assign a material, such as wood sash, and specify the display properties, such as color and linetype.