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The GDL Object Editor contains all controls needed to edit a GDL object. For a detailed description of scripting commands and object-level editing, see the GDL Reference Guide (available from the ARCHICAD Help menu). Open GDL Object Editor To open the GDL Object Editor, do one of the ...

The GDL Object Editor contains all controls needed to edit a GDL object. For a detailed description of scripting commands and object-level editing, see the GDL Reference Guide (available from the ARCHICAD Help menu). Open GDL Object Editor To open the GDL Object Editor, do one of the ...

The GDL Object Editor contains all controls needed to edit a GDL object. For a detailed description of scripting commands and object-level ...

The dialog boxes and commands described below are used when editing GDL objects in ARCHICAD. GDL Object Editor Text Editing Commands in GDL ...

  Runs the user defined GDL script snippet and generates a shape. You can use any GDL command here, but be careful. You have to reset the GDL stack in every snippet. You have to reference the parameters with a $ sign prefix. This is an experimental node, use it at your own risk. ...

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  References an Object from the loaded library. You can select four parameters of the object (A, B, C, D) and modify these parameters from the script. You can set the referenced Object and its parameters in the node settings dialog. This is an experimental node, use it at your own ...

Books and documentation are available on GDL and object library development. •See the GDL Center, GRAPHISOFT’s GDL knowledge base, at gdl.graphisoft.com. •The GDL Reference Guide will help you learn to apply ARCHICAD’s powerful Geometric Description Language for ...

See also About GDL Object Subtypes. This dialog box is accessible using the Select Subtype button in the GDL Master window (File > Libraries and Objects > New Object)   or is available on the Edit GDL Library Parts toolbar (Window > Toolbars > Edit GDL Library ...

See also About GDL Object Subtypes. This dialog box is accessible using the Select Subtype button in the GDL Master window (File > Libraries and Objects > New Object)   or is available on the Edit GDL Library Parts toolbar (Window > Toolbars > Edit GDL Library ...