2005-08-18 09:27 AM - last edited on 2023-05-26 11:42 AM by Rubia Torres
2005-08-18 11:14 AM
Srinivas wrote:sounds like a fantasic feature . . . you can acheive something similar in archiCAD by hovering your cursor over the node you want to measure from and typing in the coordinates ('x100+' and hit return to place the door 100mm from the node in the x direction for example).
I remember that in Revit while placing doors/windows a dynamic dimension will come and guide you to place the door/window at the required distance this will be much more easy to place the doors and windows and will increase the productivity.
2005-08-18 01:24 PM
Srinivas wrote:If it works for you its good.
In Archicad while placing doors and windows I use the distance snapping and relative construction method to place the doors and windows at the required distance in the wall. Is this the easiest and correct method of doing it?
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2005-08-18 03:46 PM
2005-08-18 05:32 PM
Daniel wrote:When we demoed Revit (before we picked Archicad), I thought the input methods were really outstanding, since they showed both dimensions and ghosts of what it would look like after the element was placed.
The dynamic placement dimension feature of Revit and Architectural desktop is fantastic, and it's definately one of the things I miss.... I think we need to make a wish The nice thing about this, vversus typing in x1000+ is that it works on all walls, measured from the outside edge, so if you have a wall sitting at a 105 degree angle, it works just the same, where as x1000+ would not...
cheers,
dan
2005-08-18 05:33 PM
2005-08-19 07:04 AM
bill wrote:... and r1000+ will even if you don't.
r1000 will work if you put a user origin (alt+shift) on the corner node first
2005-08-19 11:15 AM