Hi Bill Kraengel,

You can create arches in Punch using empty curved door casements.
- Draw a wall--> set the length, height and thickness according with your project--> Floor tab--> Door tool--> select a curved casement (empty, without door)--> paint or texture according with the wall color / material--> set the dims and set the thickness at the minimum (0") --> (don't forget to press Enter in your keyboard after each change in the properties bar)--> set one or more arches in your wall

You can add or not columns between arches
Check the images in my website's galleries

http://www.punchhelpers.com

Patricia

Hi Bill Kraengel,

It is not a bug. Let me explain--> the interior part of an empty casement seems hollow, but, as matter of fact,the casement is outlining a transparent wall area. In other words, you don't see the wall, but the wall is there. This is the reason why you can't apply a color or texture through or inside a door or window
Now, in my experience, these are some tricks to apply a color or texture on a door / window
- I use to set the trim at (for example) 10 inches --> apply the color / texture --> set the trim at the desired dimension. In this way it will be easy to apply the color / texture on the target
- Apply the color / texture on the surfaces parallel with the wall where the door / window is installed.
- Each door (Standard and Custom) in Punch has three parts: the outside trim, inside trim, and the door panel. The casements have only two (because they have not the door panel).
Each part can be textured or colored separately. Therefore, in the case of the empty casement you must paint it in two steps--> on the exterior trim and on the interior

Patricia