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1.Create the desired 3D elements within the project using ARCHICAD construction tools (slab, wall, mesh, roof etc.). For example, you can create a table whose tabletop is made from a slab and legs are made with the column tool.   2.Select the desired elements either on the Floor Plan ...

Relevant for Wall, Slab, Roof, Shell, Morph, Mesh, Beam, Column. Cut Surfaces Set the attributes displayed for cut surfaces both in Section and on the Floor Plan. •For a basic element: ◦Define the cut line type and pen •For a basic, composite or complex profile ...

Relevant for Wall, Slab, Roof, Shell, Morph, Mesh, Beam, Column. Use the Show on Stories pop-up in the Floor Plan and Section Panel of Tool Settings to control the display of construction elements by story. The available options differ by element. All Relevant Stories The element ...

To lay out a complete orthogonal or curved grid mesh, use the Grid System function. The Grid System command can save you a lots of time by ...

•For construction elements (Wall / Slab/ Beam/ Column / Roof / Shell / Morph / Mesh): Cut fills are assigned via the Building Material ...

1.Create the desired 3D model of the door or window in the project using ARCHICAD construction tools (slab, wall, mesh, roof etc.). It is ...

1.Create the desired 3D elements within the project using ARCHICAD construction tools (slab, wall, mesh, roof etc.). For example, you can create ...

An ARCHICAD model exported to Rhino transfers geometrical information only, because Rhino handles only this type of data. In Rhino, ARCHICAD elements are distinct, selectable elements. Relevant element attributes (surface color, texture) and the original ARCHIAD layer structure and grouped ...

HPGL File (.plt) For details, see Plot. Windows Enhanced Metafile (.emf) Windows Metafile (.wmf) Point Cloud Data File (.e57) See Working with Point Clouds. Surveyors’ data (.xyz) Import any text file containing xyz data (e.g. surveyor’s data), or similar data, into ...

An ARCHICAD model exported to Rhino transfers geometrical information only, because Rhino handles only this type of data. In Rhino, ARCHICAD elements are distinct, selectable elements. Relevant element attributes (surface color, texture) and the original ARCHIAD layer structure and grouped ...