topic Re: REMOVE ROOF in Modeling

REMOVE ROOF

Llian — Tue, 23 May 2023 12:56:03 GMT

How can i remove the entire roof ?? They seem to be separated from each other lines..do i have to pick them one by one??? i'm sure there's a better way

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Anonymous — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:39:10 GMT

Select the roof tool, ctr A?
Or if diff roof typs; Find and Select?

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Anonymous — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:42:13 GMT

It it seems that you really should look at the manual, or the several videos on youtube. Otherwise you are making things very hard to yourself, not learning the basics.
That, coming from a newbie too. The program is too much to learn from trial and error.
about your question, Shift click and select, or use the several methods for selection in the left upper corner of the pallette.

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Barry Kelly — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:42:14 GMT

If the roof was drawn as one complete polyroof then you can just enable groups to select the whole thing at once.
Barry.

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Llian — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:50:53 GMT

i am finding the tone here rather rude ...i read the manual do the search and just don't get it...stupid ...yes, i am slow. i find this archicad really arrogant ... i get to use revit in half the time and alot friendlier responses....you know what... there is always that 5% , doesn't it???

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Barry Kelly — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 02:11:18 GMT

Llian wrote:
i am finding the tone here rather rude ...
i find this archicad really arrogant ...

So three replies with three different tips and you find that rude

Then there is a reply saying that trying to learn Archicad by yourself is very hard and suggests some resources to look into.
You yourself say Archicad is "arrogant" - it isn't easy to just pick up and learn by yourself without seeing it in action with another user.
I would striongly recomend looking at the training guides, finding a local user group or sourcing someone local that can spare a few hours to show you the basics.
Even pay for some professional training - yes it is expensive but it is well worth it.

You have posted many questions (some easeir than others) and have in the most part had a good response.
So I wouldn't the tone is rude.

Barry.

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Llian — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 02:20:53 GMT

i applaud you....I HAVE BEEN READING THE MANUAL, SEARCH HERE, YOUTUBES, INTERNET.......thank yous.... If there is a local group here, that would be great...i wouldn't bother you or any professional users here.

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Anonymous — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 03:48:57 GMT

lec1212 wrote:
Select the roof tool, ctr A?

This advice would apply anytime you wanted to select elements of the same type, such as walls. slabs, doors, windows etc. Depending on how you work, you may want to place all your roof elements on a separate layer as it makes editing so much easier.

I'm not sure I understand how a software program can be "arrogant", different from another program maybe, but arrogant?

When I started using AC 4.5 there were no user groups, online videos or forums. I was completely self taught (NOT a good thing) so while I can appreciate your problem, there are really many resources available to you.

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Anonymous — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 03:57:10 GMT

Llian wrote:
i applaud you....I HAVE BEEN READING THE MANUAL, SEARCH HERE, YOUTUBES, INTERNET.......thank yous.... If there is a local group here, that would be great...i wouldn't bother you or any professional users here.

Don't take it so personally (an easy mistake to make over an interweb forum). Cartann even included smileys to indicate the non-aggressive nature of their advice. But you are asking lots of very basic questions, sometimes multiple questions along similar lines in new threads. The manuals (or help files) should be your first port of call, followed by lots of experimenting with the various tools and their parameters.

EDIT: Smileys added...

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Erich — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 04:01:13 GMT

Also, I find that the search tool embedded on the forum a bit weak. You may want to bookmark this site archicadstuff.blogspot.com/
It has a google search of this forum as well as several other locations and tends to find posts a bit better.

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Anonymous — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 04:29:36 GMT

Thank you guys for understanding my point.
I could never be rude in this forum, that have helped me so much.

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Llian — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 01:45:25 GMT

My hat-off and kudos to all of you.......

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Laszlo Nagy — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 10:23:02 GMT

Lilian,
I think it could be useful to go through one or more of the free ArchiCAD Interactive Training Guides.

http://www.graphisoft.com/education/training_guides/

I would recommend starting with these two:

3. Experience BIM
4. ArchiCAD Essentials.

4.5 was a very long time ago, so much has changed since it is no wonder it may seem like a completely new software to learn.

Re: REMOVE ROOF

Anonymous — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 20:28:36 GMT

Erich wrote:
Also, I find that the search tool embedded on the forum a bit weak. You may want to bookmark this site archicadstuff.blogspot.com/
It has a google search of this forum as well as several other locations and tends to find posts a bit better.

Thanks Erich,
I just tried the search at archicadstuff.blogspot.com and found it to give me better results than the search feature here on ArchiCAD Talk.
Mahalo,
John