on 2011-10-17 02:55 PM - edited on 2024-07-11 07:12 PM by Emoke Csikos
Turn on Renovation Palette |
Use the Renovation Palette to assign a Renovation Status to any number of selected elements, or to set a default status for all elements. The Renovation Palette can be opened from Window > Palettes > Renovation.
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Quick Options Palette |
From the Quick Options palette, click the desired filter from the Renovation Filter pop-up to assign to the View. |
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Change Element Default Status |
Before placing any element applying a Renovation Status, set its default status on the Renovation Palette. These buttons can be also used to change the status of the selected placed elements. | |
Show on current Renovation Filter only / Show on all relevant Filters |
Use this toggle on the palette to restrict the default display of any element to a certain Filter - so that the element is visible only in a particular view filter or on all relevant Filters. | |
Tags and Categories |
In Element Settings dialog the Renovation Status and Show On Renovation Filter options can be uniquely changed for every element. | |
Graphic Override Rules for Renovation |
Graphic Override Rules define what elements with a specific Renovation Status should look like. The Graphic Override Rules dialog can be accessed from the Renovation Filter Options dialog. |
Save Filter Options with Project Template |
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Export Configured Filter Options to Another Computer |
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Creating Views for the documentation |
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See guidance in the Archicad Help: Workflows for Tricky Renovation Situations
If you want to add a layer of insulation to an existing wall, you simply add an insulation skin to the composite wall. However, you cannot assign “New” status to just a single component of a wall - only to the wall itself. To distinguish (for Renovation Filter purposes) the new insulation added to the original wall. See Adding Insulation to Walls in Archicad Help.
If you are adding a new door panel to an existing frame, the following workflow can be used for your Renovation filters: Adding New Door Panel to Existing Door Frame in Archicad Help.
Suppose you have a zone that represents a closet, and it is to be transformed into a bathroom. See Zone Stamps for Renovated Rooms in Archicad Help.
This workflow explains how to set up views for Interactive Schedules that help you determine the total quantities of demolished building materials to be carted away, and of new building materials to be acquired. See Listing Material Quantities for Renovation Projects in Archicad Help.
Hello everybody,
does any of you know how set up Line thickness of Composite at Opening window? I have existing composite wall and one to be demolished window and one new window (pic01). When I set the end line of the composite as 0.1 mm (pic02) and show the view as New Construction filter, there are still one line which has original thickness (pic3).
Is there any possibility how change only line thickness between new part of the wall and existing part?
Best regards,
Jakub