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These three command icons are available from the Trace & Reference palette:   From left: •Move: Click drag the Reference to another location. •Rotate: Click to rotate the Reference. •Reset: Use this icon if you want to reset the Reference to its ...

ARCHICAD provides several functions to help you identify and understand differences between the Reference and the Active content, especially when the Reference is on top of the Active content, or vice versa, and you need additional help to see the differences clearly. The best way to compare the ...

Each Slab has a reference plane which plays a role in intersections with other elements. The ability to flexibly assign a Slab reference plane helps you to align intersections easier and to control the changes that result if you alter the Slab structure. If you redefine an existing ...

Use the commands of the Reference Line and Plane hierarchical menu to modify the Reference Line position and the direction of selected Walls. By default, this menu is at: Edit > Reference Line and Plane. This command moves the reference line without changing the Walls’ position on the ...

The Activate Reference command is available from View > Trace Options, and from the list of Trace Reference commands (from the Standard Toolbar or the context menu of an ARCHICAD window.)   Activate Reference will change the active window to the Viewpoint that is currently ...

Each Slab has a reference plane which plays a role in intersections with other elements. The ability to flexibly assign a Slab reference plane ...

ARCHICAD provides several functions to help you identify and understand differences between the Reference and the Active content, especially when ...

The Activate Reference command is available from View > Trace Options, and from the list of Trace Reference commands (from the Standard ...

Elements on the Reference cannot be selected or edited. However, by switching the Reference and Active views temporarily, you can select and ...

This feature helps the user identify the differences between two views.