The reason is, that if the inset were deeper than the wall thickness, you'd have a floating door/window. If the sum of frame depth and inset are larger than then the wall thickness, the wall get's thicker. The wall thickness is determined by either the thickness you give it - OR - the sum of the frame depth + inset value.

The Frame can be any size you want, and it's placement, in relation to the wall (together with all the other door elements) is determined by the Inset value.Ģ. There are 4 thickness/depth settings that may need changing to get which ever wall thickness and desired placement you need:įrame Depth / Wall Thickness / Inset / (Doorstop)ġ. I'm not sure, but it seems like it's working fine. The only way to solve it is changing the inset value and it works but not the first time you change the wall thickness. If I change the wall thickness and also the frame depth, always remain the old wall thickness. Find and save the components you need easily. Any Sketchup component can be converted into a wall-cutter Manage your locally saved components. Instantly cut through multiple layered walls with dynamic openings that readjust automatically. I inserted a door with flextools and there is something wrong. Save HOURS of modeling time on every project. Please let us know if this happen to you too. When FlexTools and Double-Cut plugin are both installed - In some situations upon closing Sketchup, a Sketchup crash message may appear.

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