topic Re: hole in mesh in Modeling

hole in mesh

Anonymous — Thu, 25 May 2023 15:11:55 GMT

i've set up the site terrain and building footprint ( slab ) but how do i cut a hole in the mesh for the building basement?

Re: hole in mesh

Anonymous — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 08:42:26 GMT

again, i have figured it out!.....🙂

i jsut want you all to know that i have been told to get out of archicad because 'blah , blah, blah,'....but i am staying with it.

Re: hole in mesh

Anonymous — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 09:09:08 GMT

lsid wrote:
'blah , blah, blah,'....but i am staying with it.

We all heard that from especially Autodesk resellers and Autodesk freaks. But we, users of ArchiCad knows what rules!

Re: hole in mesh

Rex Maximilian — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 05:38:43 GMT

lsid wrote:
again, i have figured it out!.....🙂

i jsut want you all to know that i have been told to get out of archicad because 'blah , blah, blah,'....but i am staying with it.

Just continue to take jobs from the flatcadders!

By the way, I recommend doing your site with your building pad and basement type excavation this way.

http://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=19822&highlight=

scroll down to my post.

Re: hole in mesh

Rex Maximilian — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 09:02:24 GMT

One other item regarding holes in meshes... If the hole is going into an area of the mesh that will not cross or intersect with any other points or contours, then I'd use a hole.

If however it will, I would use an SEO with a slab or something on a hidden layer just for SEOs.

The exception is if the hole needs very specific elevations at the points as an SEO would use the natural slope of the mesh at that point.

My general rule in ArchiCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator and life is to be as non-destructive as possible allowing the flexibility to change your design easily and on the fly with original, noncompromised elements. So in ArchiCAD, SEOs really facilitate this, as well as cover fills. In Photoshop think layer masks instead of deleting parts of layers. In Illustrator think of making compound paths, etc. In life... Hmmm, lemme get back to you as I haven't figured out how to be non-destructive in that aspect yet!