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By combining the capabilities of the various line type tools, you can create a series of chained straight and curved line segments using the Polyline tool or the Chained geometry method of the Line tool. The difference between the two options is the result they produce. ...

This command is available in different forms depending on the selected items: For Selected Construction Elements For Placed Drawings (Source is not a PDF) For Placed Drawings (Source is a PDF) For Selected Construction Elements Choosing Edit > Reshape > Explode into Current ...

For general information, see The Grid Tool. This dialog box is available from the Design > Grid System command. Grid System General ...

By combining the capabilities of the various line type tools, you can create a series of chained straight and curved line segments using the ...

This command is available in different forms depending on the selected items: For Selected Construction Elements For Placed Drawings (Source ...

See the following sections for specifics on element intersections: Wall-Wall Intersections Beam-Beam Intersections Three-Way Junctions Wall-Beam; Wall-Column; Column-Slab; Column-Beam, Wall-Slab Wall-Slab Intersection: Slab Finishes and Opening Thresholds Intersections involving ...

This article shows you some tricks to model Stairs with monolith terrazzo finish in a way you can eliminate the unnecessary lines on Elevations.

Vertical Glass Structures on Lines In the floor plan, draw a draft straight line using ARCHICAD's Line tool and then select the line.   ...

To access this dialog box, you must first select at least two fill-type elements. Use the Edit > Reshape > Fill Consolidation command.   For general information on this feature, see Consolidate Lines and Fills in Drawing Windows. Trim Overlapping Fills: Any selected fills ...

To stretch/shrink a straight line with the menu command: 1.Select a line. 2.Choose the Edit > Reshape > Stretch command. 3.Click an endpoint of the selected line and move it. 4.Click again to either define the new endpoint as an extension (or reduction) of the previous length. ...