Mesh Wall Height

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This question was originally posted on DCIM Support by Daniel Harman on 2018-02-07

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Our standard Mesh Wall is 120" high with 2" posts. It isn't possible to modify the current standard mesh wall in the genome library with these dimensions. Is it possible to either create this or change the range of parameters that the standard mesh wall will support?

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This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by Avinash A N on 2018-02-08

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Hi Daniel,

Thanks for Posting here.

We can modify the standard mesh, but in custom catalog not in genome library as shown in below image. 

(Editing)

(3D view)

As of now there is no option to edit the post. 

Regards.

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This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Daniel Harman on 2018-02-08

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It doesn't work in the custom catalog. If I try to insert Height 120 inches, the dialog box reverts to 11.97 inches. If I change the Width to 2 inches, it does change to 1.97 inches.

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This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Avinash A N on 2018-02-09

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Hi Daniel,

Let me know which version of DCO you are running.

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This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Daniel Harman on 2018-02-09

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DCO 8.2.2

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This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by Avinash A N on 2018-02-12

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Hi Daniel, 

Thanks. Found some restriction in US metric (i.e Inch format) we cannot increase the height of standard wall more than " 100 inch " and width above "6.1 inch" . So Work around is to convert to Metric ( i.e in Millimeter format)  where you should give Height as 3048 mm and width as 51 mm. After doing this you can get back to US metric. 

(To change to metric)

Still its an issue. Reported this issue and will update when its fixed. ( DCO-10233 for internal reference) .

Regards.

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