What's the fix for the casing overrun at top of two trap windows mulled

[GeneDavis]

I like to write these posts with as much description as I can cram in the space.  I could have said "window problem" but no, I'm stuck with my behavior.  So here, look at this pic and you'll see what I mean.  I have a workaround, but really, do I have to?

[tundra_dweller]

I don't think there's a legit fix for this, only workarounds. I haven't run into this in a while, I find myself designing away from mulled shaped windows, and mulled windows in general as much as I can because I know how much Chief's mulled window function is going to annoy the hell out of me.

 

Off the top of my head there's a few things that may work, try using a lintel for your top casings, or turn off exterior casings and use a molding line or shaped material region instead. If you find a fix or a better workaround, please do share.

[robdyck]

I concur with Brett. I just get my tools out and put the casing on myself. I just had to something similar because of the bottom of a raked window can't be a zero height...so Chief cases the window with a small vertical piece. I needed a proper miter...