Relative coordinates messed up ?
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‎2007-03-14
12:47 PM
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‎2024-07-09
09:42 AM
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Aruzhan Ilaikova
‎2007-03-14
12:47 PM
Well, here's the problem. I need to insert new window in the wall that is offset by 1740 from insertion point of first window and this what i get:


I do input +1740 (or just 1740 as per AC video tutorial) and i get window offset by 775...???? What i'm doing wrong ? Its as if insertion point somehow jumped from left of the window block to right... What am i missing ?
Now i'm in rehab from autocad, only started learning archicad, so, please be patient with me


I do input +1740 (or just 1740 as per AC video tutorial) and i get window offset by 775...???? What i'm doing wrong ? Its as if insertion point somehow jumped from left of the window block to right... What am i missing ?
Now i'm in rehab from autocad, only started learning archicad, so, please be patient with me

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‎2007-03-14 05:09 PM
‎2007-03-14
05:09 PM
Drag a copy? I am curious why your "R" radial distance does not match your "X" distance. It makes me think a rotated grid has been set.
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‎2007-03-14 10:05 PM
‎2007-03-14
10:05 PM
It looks that way to me too. 68degrees is not horizontal???
You dont have to put R or D or X to input the distance of the copy. Just move your cursor in the general direction and start typing the number.
You dont have to put R or D or X to input the distance of the copy. Just move your cursor in the general direction and start typing the number.