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Shell Listing Parameters

Parameter Short Description Long Description Parameter Conditional Surface Area of the Opposite to Reference Side Surface area of the side opposite the Reference side of the Shell - this area may be conditioned on a defined ...

Shell Listing Parameters

Parameter Short Description Long Description   Shell Geom­etry Method Geometry method used to create the Shell: Extruded, Revolved, or Ruled     Edge Surface Name of the Surface assigned to the ...

Shell Tool Settings

For a description of generic settings common to all tools in the Toolbox, see Working in Tool Settings Dialog Boxes. For general information on ...

Shell Tool Settings

  For a description of generic settings common to all tools in the Toolbox, see Working in Tool Settings Dialog Boxes. For general information on how to create and edit shells, see Shells. Shell Geometry and Positioning Panel   Reference Line Offset to Home Story: Enter a ...

Shell Tool Settings

  For a description of generic settings common to all tools in the Toolbox, see Working in Tool Settings Dialog Boxes. For general information on how to create and edit shells, see Shells. Shell Geometry and Positioning Panel   Reference Line Offset to Home Story: Enter a ...

Shells

The Shell in ARCHICAD is a real building element with a wide range of creative uses. Use it to model elements ranging from a building’s ...

Customize Edge of Shell or Edge of Shell Hole

You can customize the surface and/or type of any edge of a Shell, or the edge of a hole in a Shell. Once you set the customized surface/type options, you can choose to apply them to the clicked edge only, to all edges of the clicked polygon (hole), or to all Shell edges. 1.Select the ...

Edit Shell Hole

For information on customizing Shell edge surface, see Customize Edge of Shell or Edge of Shell Hole. The Shell hole is created by an editable cutting body. The cutting body is visible when you select the hole itself, not the Shell. To select the hole, zoom in on the hole and click its ...