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  Defines a variable based on a GDL global value. See the GDL Reference Guide or more information about the meaning of these values. Outputs Name Type Description Variable Various The resulting variable.

  Defines an angle variable. You can create a GDL object parameter from this variable in the node settings dialog. Works the same as the Number node, but the created GDL parameter will have angle type. Outputs Name Type Description ...

  Defines a length variable. You can create a GDL object parameter from this variable in the node settings dialog. Works the same as the Number node, but the created GDL parameter will have length type. Outputs Name Type Description ...

  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 want to place a physical Post). To define settings for the GDL component, use the panel below. See Post Component Settings (Posts/Inner ...

Some Favorites include a GDL object (such as a Favorite Zone that includes a Zone Stamp). If that GDL object becomes Missing (i.e., its library is not loaded): •the Favorite is shown in the project and Favorites Chooser with a question mark •Library Manager lists all missing ...

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 See Open and Edit Library Part. Edit the Original Elements Edit the original ARCHICAD elements from which you have saved the GDL library part, then ...

  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 want to place a physical Post). To define settings for the GDL component, use the panel below. See Post Component Settings (Posts/Inner ...

Stairs and Railings include GDL sub-elements. Many pre-defined sub-elements are available by default, through the element and component settings dialogs. Each such GDL sub-element can be configured with its own Building Material and/or Custom Profile. To create your own sub-element, you can ...

Zone stamps are intelligent parametric GDL Objects whose look, contents and behavior can be fitted to local architectural practice. They reside in the ARCHICAD Library. The zone stamp object assigned to your zone depends on the Zone Category you have chosen. See Zone Categories. Each ...

Some Favorites include a GDL object (such as a Favorite Zone that includes a Zone Stamp). If that GDL object becomes Missing (i.e., its library is not loaded): •the Favorite is shown in the project and Favorites Chooser with a question mark •Library Manager lists all missing ...