Modelport 2 model cut by cut plane in floor plan

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Does anyone know how to get a Modelport object cut by the cut plane of the floor plan?

Imported a large 3d scanned interior model and all looks good and fast, except that

[Christophe Fortineau]

Hello Atlant Pashko,

Open your gsm object
Delete all 2D script tab and write this script into 2D script tab (https://gdl.graphisoft.com/reference-guide/binary-2d) :

FRAGMENT2 1,1

Draw what you want or need into the "2D symbol" tab
Your draw will be your 2D object plan view

Or you modify 2D script too like this :

IF var THEN
FRAGMENT2 1,1
ELSE
"Here the original 2D script"
ENDIF

By this way you have to create a new parameter which is called "var" to be able to choose between the original 2D view and your own 2D symbol.

[Anonymous]

Christophe wrote:
Hello Atlant Pashko,

Open your gsm object
Delete all 2D script tab and write this script into 2D script tab (https://gdl.graphisoft.com/reference-guide/binary-2d) :

FRAGMENT2 1,1

Draw what you want or need into the "2D symbol" tab
Your draw will be your 2D object plan view

Or you modify 2D script too like this :

IF var THEN
FRAGMENT2 1,1
ELSE
"Here the original 2D script"
ENDIF

By this way you have to create a new parameter which is called "var" to be able to choose between the original 2D view and your own 2D symbol.

Thanks Christophe,
Replacing the drawings in the 2D symbol worked and is the best solution so far. Of course it would be better if it could be cut by the cut plane, and change the 2D drawing accordingly

[Christophe Fortineau]

Atlant wrote:
Of course it would be better if it could be cut by the cut plane, and change the 2D drawing accordingly

About this there is the COMMAND which is called CUTPLANE :
http://www.selfgdl.com/3d_elemente/schnittbefehle/a_CUTPLANE/kompendium.php

For example about 3D script:

	ADDZ lowcut/100	
	CUTPLANE 1, 1, 0, 1
	DEL 1
	ADDZ highcut/100
	CUTPLANE 1, 1, 0, 0
	DEL 1
	CALL name PARAMETERS 
	CUTEND 
	CUTEND

highcut and lowcut are 2 parameters you have to define before
/100 because I prefer working with centimeter