isolate 3d skin to show the map quantity

[Anonymous]

Hello guys,

I'm making a schedule of skin walls, same as the image below.


so... for example... I need to show just the "Plaster Gypsum External" quantity in 3D, so I click on element line and then "Select in 3D" option right?

and appears this:

my doubt is...
Is there a way to isolate only "Plaster Gypsum External" like the image below that shows the exact 4,18 Area?


I tryed Entire Model Option but I don't know how to isolate skin by skin... it worked for "Core Only" but not for skin by skin

[felcunha]

Apart from copying the wall as morph and deleting the parts you don't want, I don't see how.

[Anonymous]

Well, I don't want "delete" skins...

Just a way to show skin by skin in the 3D for a better understanding of where the quantities come from.

[felcunha]

Maybe you could transform them into morphs and change their layer, so you can hide the skins

[Anonymous]

I'm currently modeling skin by skin (creating a wall of brick, a wall of plaster external and another of plaster internal), but this takes a lot of time because in this simple (2 walls) I need to create 6 walls skin by skin (3 for each wall), so I'd like to use the composites (that is more simple and faster) and just isolate the skins.

[felcunha]

junim2307 wrote:
I'm currently modeling skin by skin (creating a wall of brick, a wall of plaster external and another of plaster internal), but this takes a lot of time because in this simple (2 walls) I need to create 6 walls skin by skin (3 for each wall), so I'd like to use the composites (that is more simple and faster) and just isolate the skins.

Why don't you transform your composite wall into a morph ? It'll be faster

[Anonymous]

felcunha wrote:

junim2307 wrote:
I'm currently modeling skin by skin (creating a wall of brick, a wall of plaster external and another of plaster internal), but this takes a lot of time because in this simple (2 walls) I need to create 6 walls skin by skin (3 for each wall), so I'd like to use the composites (that is more simple and faster) and just isolate the skins.

Why don't you transform your composite wall into a morph ? It'll be faster

I transformed into a morph, but now my 3 skins = 1 element...
how to "explode" in 3 skins? to change layers and etc.

[felcunha]

Suspend Groups (Alt-G)

[Anonymous]

felcunha wrote:
Suspend Groups (Alt-G)

Suspend Groups, separates two or more walls with Geometry Method "Chained"

I need to separate the skins from the composite wall after convert in morph like u said.

[felcunha]

You're right... one solution can be to export your wall as IFC. Choose Exact Geometry Export (Precise BREP) as translator, then reimport it to your file and (if necessary) convert the object imported to morph. You'll be able to select its individual parts.