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# How to modify opening Framing Configurations?
You can modify through the **Modify Frame** feature or through the **Framing Configurations** dialogue.
## Method 1. Modify Frame (recommended)
1. Go to **Modify Frame** in the Wall+M/Floor+M/Roof+M
2. **Select** an opening element **you want to modify** (Header/Sill/King Stud/Cripple, etc)
3. To add a double-element (double-stud, etc), increase the number next to the **Count** parameter:
4. To add a flipped/rotated component, you need to:
* Add a **New Item** \[+]
* **Rotate** the element by 90/180/270 degrees
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**Note**: if the **first element(s)** already has **Depth by Layer** parameter checked, **make sure to check** for the new element as well.
If the first element **doesn't have** a checked box, leave it **unchecked**.
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5. Click on the **\[...]** button at the top:
6. Choose **Save Opening Configuration**
7. **Do not** rename in the pop-up, click **OK**
8. Click **Yes** to **overwrite** the configuration
9. Click **OK** to close the dialogue:
Overwrite the configurations
## Method 2. Modify Framing Configurations
1. Before modifying **Framing Configurations**, make sure to check which configuration you need to modify:
2. Go to **Framing Configurations**
3. At the **top-left**, ensure the **Configuration Name** is the same as in the **Link Wall** dialogue
4. Select the tab (**Window** Framing, **Door** Framing, **Opening** Framing, etc.)
5. Click **Edit Configuration**.
6. Modify design outputs for different components (King Studs, Cripples Headers, Sills, etc.)
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**Non-Structural Walls** configurations will apply to walls with an **unchecked Structural** parameter box:
**Structural Wall** configurations section will apply to walls the **checked Structural** parameter box:
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[Learn more](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoWyYJtnZBQ) about the difference between configurations for **Non-Structural** and **Structural** Walls/Floors.
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If you can't find the answers you're looking for, please [contact our support team](https://emea.support.arkance.world/hc/en-gb/requests/new).
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