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How to proceed to turn this door with a fixed part, if I overturn the fixed part also turns?

Anonymous — Wed, 24 May 2023 08:42:38 GMT

1) how to proceed to turn this door with a fixed part, if I overturn the fixed part also turns?
2) Why is the number zero not accepted, if I set 0 to exit 1?
3) How to remove the sill height mark from the Markers?
Thanks for collaboration

Re: How to proceed to turn this door with a fixed part, if I overturn the fixed part also turns?

Lingwisyer — Tue, 02 Apr 2019 01:24:31 GMT

There should be a second door that looks similar in your library that hinges the other way.

If you are using the W Marker 19 you can toggle it off under Marker Settings => Marker Content 1

You should add some details about which version of AC you are using as well as some basic specs for your computer to your signature to get more accurate help.

Ling.

Re: How to proceed to turn this door with a fixed part, if I overturn the fixed part also turns?

Anonymous — Tue, 02 Apr 2019 16:30:39 GMT

The other points I've arranged.
I am using Archicad 19.
Why is the number zero in the threshold not accepted, if imposed 0 always comes out 1?
Thank you

Re: How to proceed to turn this door with a fixed part, if I overturn the fixed part also turns?

Lingwisyer — Wed, 03 Apr 2019 01:34:02 GMT

There are quite a few things that cannot be set to zero size. If need be, I usually set them to 0.1. My guess would be that the script breaks when the input is set to 0 so they have included a query that converts a 0 input into a 1 rather than a skip.

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Re: How to proceed to turn this door with a fixed part, if I overturn the fixed part also turns?

Barry Kelly — Wed, 03 Apr 2019 01:52:15 GMT

Giovannino60 wrote:
Why is the number zero in the threshold not accepted, if imposed 0 always comes out 1?

'0' is not good in any objects, unless it has been scripted to ignore it.
Basically when you set the threshold length to 0, you are saying draw a prism that is 0 long - and this just confuses Archicad and an error will result.
Or it could be that another figure is being divided by the length, and any number divided by zero will result in an error.

So if the object has been scripted properly, it will either ignore the 0 value or substitute another value automatically, or there should be an option to turn the threshold off.
If it is not scripted properly you will get error messages.

Barry.