INTERACTIVE COLOUR LEGEND FROM ZONES
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‎2010-01-06 02:08 PM
How do you generate interactive colour legends from
zones in archicad?
When zones are defined on the floor flan, I would like
to auto generate a colour legend side by side with the
the floor plan. When zones are added or subtracted,
this should auto update. (AC13 , WIN XP)
Regards,
Alick
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‎2010-01-06 06:44 PM
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‎2010-01-06 06:56 PM
It would be a very helpful feature ; (to add to the wishlist)
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‎2010-01-07 06:26 PM
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‎2010-01-08 10:53 AM
I thank you all for your quick responses.
I think we can resolve this by perhaps
writing a GDL script that would perform
this task.
Regards,
Alick.
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‎2010-01-08 11:03 AM
Master wrote:
For a legend you can use the schedule and it will interactively show the used categories and total area's, but there is one downside: it cannot show its color. You can have however get the name of the fill, but I don't think that will solve the problem.
Hi
This sounds like a good idea. Maybe we need to explore more about
creating custom interactive schedules that would give us zonal colour
coding, areas, inventory, room data all in one schedule.
Regards,
Alick.
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‎2010-01-11 02:20 AM
That can't be done either.
Something quite obvoiusly needed but still lacking from the schedules.
Barry.
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‎2010-01-12 01:03 PM
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‎2010-01-12 10:22 PM
Karl
PS Why I seem to have no time when I have no work, and lots of time when I'm working is one of those great mysteries of life...
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‎2010-01-28 02:39 PM
Karl wrote:Hi karl !
- and wrote a tiny Excel VBA function to convert those values to become the background color for cells in the spreadsheet. If the zone can obtain its RGB color values so that they can be included in the schedule, this would be a workaround for now...
could you elaborate this part, please !
This would be a sort of helpful tutorial (if you have time of course )