topic Re: Artlantis Screen Layout in Collaboration with other software

Artlantis Screen Layout

Anonymous — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 15:06:44 GMT

Hi All,

I am absolute newbie at Artlantis and ArchiCAD and have so far had great assistance with my other queries.

Using Artlantis Studio 2, when trying to open the catalogue it covers the whole screen and I am unable to see the actual project I am trying to work on. This is making it impossible (i think after 16 hrs of trying to work it out) to drop and drag shaders, backgrounds etc.
Is there anyway of resizing the catalogue screen so it sits at the bottom of the screen like the comps at uni? Other than that, without resizing is there another way to drop and drag as it won't cut and paste

Please help....

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout

Dwight — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:10:20 GMT

It is time you told us about your system and software: Use your signature.

You get quicker answers that way.

I have never seen this problem:

On the Mac, you pull the lower right hand corner to resize the window..

On PC, try closing and re-opening it .

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout

Dwight — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:13:53 GMT

the catalog window, that is.....

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout

Karl Ottenstein — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:58:52 GMT

Renee,

I have moved this thread into the "Other Products" forum from the "Data Exchange" forum, where it did not belong.

Do note that Abvent has their own Artlantis forums for discussing Artlantis.

If you have Artlantis questions that you want to ask here, they belong either here, or in the Presentation - Rendering and Multimedia forum.

Your other post in the Data Exchange forum on ArchiCAD-Artlantis-Photoshop was OK... except then you asked a question in the same post about 3D sections. That question belonged in the Working in ArchiCAD forum.

Please keep each thread to one topic and post in the forum that seems most appropriate to the question.

(I'm writing all of this in a public post as a reminder for other new users.)

Thanks,
Karl

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout

Anonymous — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:56:12 GMT

Hi,

Sorry about wrong placement of post, wasnt sure where it was meant to go.

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout.
I have tried dragging corner, closing and reopening and uninstalling and reinstalling and same layout still opening. I think i hae added the system information to my signature, hopefully it appears and is the right information.

Cheers

Renee

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout

Dwight — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:05:03 GMT

I'm sure that the Abvent forum can help.

http://www.artlantis.com/index.php?page=support/forum/index

Sjaak, waar ben je?

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout

Anonymous — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:33:51 GMT

Tatu tatu, Hier ben ik....(here I am) ;o)

It 's a known problem. However nobody knows what causes it.

Don't panic there is a solution to solve it.
Follow this: http://www.artlantis.com/index.php?page=support/faq/faq&id=402

I hope it helps you

Sjaak

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout

Anonymous — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 00:38:06 GMT

WOW!!! Thankyou so much..... fixed the problem straight away... off to do my assignment now... thanks

Re: Artlantis Screen Layout

stefan — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 09:01:49 GMT

This problem sometimes occured with our students: for some reason dialogs get move offscreen.

I happened to me with SketchUp too. I believe after updates to my graphics card driver (actually, tried a Windows update on the driver page, which rolled back the driver to an old version! After that a re-install, but somehow the position of my two screens was modified).

So I had to clean up the stored window positions in the registry.

It is sometimes possible using this trick:
(only on Windows)

When you open a dialog that is modal (meaning, you have to exit it to continue working) that is offscreen, press ALT+SPACE. Now a small window opens (system menu) with the MOVE option. Select with the arrows the MOVE option and press ENTER. Now the Window is tied to your mouse.

Then you move the window using one of the arrow keys, which enforces it's placement at least back inside the visible screen and THEN use the mouse to move it further around.