Meshes

Meshes are surfaces of any form created by defining the elevation of their characteristic points and interpolating between them.

A Mesh is created on the foundation of the Mesh Reference Plane and the ridges of the Mesh.

Like other construction elements, a Mesh’s essential structure derives from its Building Material.

To aid in precise element placement, you can turn on the “Gravitate to Mesh” command to place additional elements onto the surface of the Mesh.

For information on converting Surveyors’ data into an ARCHICAD Mesh, see Surveyors’ data (.xyz).

What’s Covered

Display of Meshes

Create a Mesh

Edit Elevation of a Mesh Point

Add New Points to the Mesh

Create a Hole in the Mesh

Mesh Tool Settings

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