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Is there a way to separate the 3D tab to a new window for another computer screen?

4hotshoes
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‎2019-10-15 08:57 PM - last edited on ‎2023-05-26 02:12 PM by Graphisoft

It would be nice to be able to see the changes in 3D while working in 2D without switching screens.
Todd Oeftger
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Barry Kelly
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‎2019-10-16 02:52 AM

I believe on a MAC you can drag the 3D window across to another screen if you un-dock it as a free-floating window (not sure of MAC terminology).
In Windows it can be done only if you stretch the Archicad application across both monitors - I don't think you have to do that on a MAC, but I am not sure.

No matter because the 3D view will not be 'live' anyway.
You will still have to click in the 3D window to activate it so that it updates.

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