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Suppose you have placed windows into a straight Wall (at the given distances from either end of the Wall), then later curve the Wall (as in the picture below).   The appearing Openings’ Position dialog box allows you to choose how to handle the openings’ new position ...

Suppose you have placed windows into a straight Wall (at the given distances from either end of the Wall), then later curve the Wall (as in the ...

Doors, Windows, and the hierarchical design elements (Curtain Wall, Stair, Railing) are GDL objects with many parameter choices. For example, doors in the ARCHICAD library offer you a variety of choices for door panels and doorknobs:   However, your design may need a different kind of ...

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

Please consider these before migrating your project with Curtain Walls.

In the 3D Window, you can define any input plane. See Curtain Wall Input Plane in 3D Window. Consider the following model in 3D:   ...

1.Activate the Curtain Wall tool. 2.Choose the Polyline - Single geometry method from the Info Box.   3.Draw a Reference Line ...

To define a polygonal wall block of free shape, choose the Polygon Wall Geometry Method in the Info Box. Polygon Walls can contain Doors or ...

The following is a description of the Wall Closure tab page of the Custom Settings Panel of Door or Window Settings, from the INT ARCHICAD Library. Use this tab page to define how the layers of a composite wall will close around the opening that is placed into it. (These settings are relevant ...

A chained wall is a sequence of connected straight or curved wall elements. With the Wall Tool selected, choose the Chained Wall method from the ...