During the modeling of bathroom details I noticed some annoying behaviour of revolve/spiral tool in AF2.0. I cannot revolve desired shape with zero radius, it always end up with 1mm off center (see attached picture). Am I missing something or it's a bug? Does anyone have the same problem?
Greetings
This behaviour comes from some GDL limitation.
You can workaround it by using a polyline instead of a fill: if you use a closed profile you will always get the "central hole", if you use an open profile you won't get the hole...
look at the attached image.
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Fabrizio
You can workaround it by using a polyline instead of a fill: if you use a closed profile you will always get the "central hole", if you use an open profile you won't get the hole...
look at the attached image.
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Fabrizio
Yes, you're right Fabrizio, my mistake 
. I guess I used to work the way AF 1.0 works where you make hollow alements with polyline and solid with fills (which I think is more intuitive). However I still cannot understand why there wasn't this "GDL limitations" you mentioned. Apart of many incredible improvements I found in AF 2.0 this one seems to be small step backward, anyway sinse I grab your attention maybe you can answer this not-FAQ:
1. Is there a way to set 'default' value for 'rotate' function? In 99% cases I use 90 degree rotation and it will be very helpful to have it set like that.
2. Is there a smart way to model/save models to make them as small as possible?
3. Like above but to save object with no "additional information". Let's say I'm happy with what I have and don't need to have possibilty of future changes?
Here you can find my recent work with AF2.0
http://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewtopic.php?p=44500#44500
Greetings and keep on good work.
. I guess I used to work the way AF 1.0 works where you make hollow alements with polyline and solid with fills (which I think is more intuitive). However I still cannot understand why there wasn't this "GDL limitations" you mentioned. Apart of many incredible improvements I found in AF 2.0 this one seems to be small step backward, anyway sinse I grab your attention maybe you can answer this not-FAQ:1. Is there a way to set 'default' value for 'rotate' function? In 99% cases I use 90 degree rotation and it will be very helpful to have it set like that.
2. Is there a smart way to model/save models to make them as small as possible?
3. Like above but to save object with no "additional information". Let's say I'm happy with what I have and don't need to have possibilty of future changes?
Here you can find my recent work with AF2.0
Greetings and keep on good work.
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