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You can place a GDL-based panel which behaves like a window or a door. Some of these are predefined in ARCHICAD and are listed in the Type pop-up list in the Panel Type and Geometry panel:   Even though these Curtain Wall Panels function as Doors or Windows, they do not use Door/Window ...

The New Properties command opens a new, empty Property Object file that you are able to edit using the dialog box controls and ARCHICAD’s GDL language. The effect of choosing this command is identical with that of the File > Libraries and Objects > New Object command. ...

1.Go to File > Libraries and Objects > Open Object. 2.In the Open Library Part dialog box, select the library part. (In Teamwork, you ...

There are two ways to edit a GDL object saved from ARCHICAD elements: either edit the script, or edit the original elements: Edit the Script ...

Doors, Windows, and the hierarchical design elements (Curtain Wall, Stair, Railing) are GDL objects with many parameter choices. For example, ...

  From the popup, choose a GDL component to be placed as a Post at each Node of the Railing, or choose None from the pop-up (if you do not ...

Stairs and Railings include GDL sub-elements. Many pre-defined sub-elements are available by default, through the element and component settings ...

You can place a GDL-based panel which behaves like a window or a door. Some of these are predefined in ARCHICAD and are listed in the Type pop-up ...

Zone stamps are intelligent parametric GDL Objects whose look, contents and behavior can be fitted to local architectural practice. They ...

Each Layout can display a Revision History. This is a GDL object which must be placed on a Master Layout or directly onto a Layout. (It is available in your ARCHICAD Library, in the Graphic Symbols folder.) Use the Object Settings to customize its content and style.   The Revision ...