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I tested this and was able to replicate what you've reported. The windows will place on the curved section when the foundation is flat. And they will stay in position when you raise the foundation. But if you remove one and try to place it again, you can't put it back and get the error. You can put them back if you lower the foundation back to flat and then raise it again after you place the window. If you raise the foundation first, I could still place windows.
It appears that there is some kind of bug that only occurs if you place the windows then raise the foundation. Otherwise, doesn't happen. So, the workaround is to raise the foundation first I think.
Hope this helps.
- Pick-a-boo_doo3 years agoSeasoned Ace
Thanks for testing and reply. But sorry, that didn't work for me. And I noticed one thing. That is, it may not be only the change in foundation height that is causing this issue. Look at the following pics.
A: Curve wall and curve wall are grounded at the top and bottom
B: Not groundedBoth raise the foundation first.
Only in A, the change occurred about window's position.
Also tried to put the windows on first.
Happened issue
Nothing change
And also, I don't know if this is related to this or not, but can you tell me one thing? Is this normal behavior for this window?
Thanks again.
- crinrict3 years agoHero+@Pick-a-boo_doo I've tried to adjust your title a bit to make it a bit clearer what happens but I'm not sure I got it right. Basically went by what CGrant was saying as I'm having a bit troubles understanding your report (I'm not a builder).
Does that catch what you are seeing ?- Pick-a-boo_doo3 years agoSeasoned Ace@crinrict Thanks editing title.
Those pics are all I saw when I built. (I am using an external tool as a capture tool.) At first time I posted this, the defect described in this post is that if the height of the foundation is changed, the window cannot be reinstalled in the curved wall. However, after further testing, I realized that this glitch changes the range of possible window installations. And more that this glitch is caused by changing the height of the foundation, and yet it happens in a situation where a curved wall is installed on top of a curved wall, I noticed. That is the meaning of post #9. This is all I know at this point.
And there are still some things I don't understand. That is, there have been no problems on the 2nd floor except when I first had the glitch. It will take more time on this.
I am a little uncertain if I am answering your question correctly. (My mother language is not English...)