On Land: ScreenPanel Multi JM10

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ScreenPanel Multi JM10

Location: 08b Windows

An array of screen window panels.

Horizontal Panels: Set it to zero if you want to automatically calculate the number of panels based on the Max Panel Width, or put in a number.

Transom edit

Vertical Panels: At least one, up to three. If there are two, the Rail Height and Rail Thickness parameters are available. If there are three, the Transom Height and Transom Bar Width parameters are available. The position of the rail and transom bar will define the height of the middle panel.

Both the rail transom heights can be edited in 3D and in section using the green nodes.

All the other parameters are identical to those of the single screen window. If the balusters are on, they will only be built in the lowest panels.

Tags: screen, window

by James Murray | Oct 24, 2007 08:15 AM