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Reference Line The Reference Line is the original input line/polyline/arc you draw in the window. If you use a Boundary method to create a Curtain Wall, the first drawn segment of the Boundary is the Reference Line. You can Flip the Curtain Wall orientation relative to the Reference ...

In ARCHICAD, you can opt to display two different views concurrently in any model or layout window: •the Active Content - the actual model ...

This Article describes how to troubleshoot 3D and 2D performance problems Too many polygons count number of polygons with PolyCounter tool (Help menu > ArchiCAD [version] Downloads) to determine polygon count find objects with too many polygons watch out for…

These three command icons are available from the Trace & Reference palette:   From left: •Move: Click drag the Reference ...

View Railing Reference Line To see the Reference Line on the Floor Plan: Turn on View > On-Screen View Options > Railing Reference Line. (The arrows indicate the Railing input direction, which determines the Railing’s “left” and “right” sides - this is ...

View Railing Reference Line To see the Reference Line on the Floor Plan: Turn on View > On-Screen View Options > Railing Reference ...

Use the commands of the Reference Line and Plane hierarchical menu to modify the Reference Line position and the direction of selected Walls. By ...

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 ...

Migrate from ARCHICAD 16 and earlier. An option allows you to define a Slab core (top or bottom) as its reference plane, or the Slab top or bottom. Reference planes of Slabs migrated to ARCHICAD 23 from earlier-version projects will all have a Reference plane at the top of the Slab by default.

Sometimes we can run into issues with Trace and Reference: the ghost drawing is shifted, not aligning with the content of the stories above...