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‎2019-11-05 02:03 AM - last edited on ‎2023-05-24 12:26 PM by Rubia Torres
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‎2019-11-05 03:25 AM
In 23 you could use a complex profile column and complex profile beam with a vertical curve and again SEO.
This way you can easily adjust the profile or curve (arch) without having to redo the morph.
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‎2019-11-05 03:59 AM
https://helpcenter.graphisoft.com/knowledgebase/25565/
Barry’s beam column solution would be my first preference if you have AC23
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‎2019-11-05 04:44 AM
These two options above would necessitate cleaning up the 2D in plan, if I'm not mistaken...
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‎2019-11-05 07:03 AM
Bruce wrote:Yes, SEO does not show in plan view.
These two options above would necessitate cleaning up the 2D in plan, if I'm not mistaken...
There may be a way to do it with GDL.
With WALLNICHE you can control the depth of the niche and the angle of the edge I believe.
The curved edge (as with any curve in Archicad) can be just a series of straight segments.
So you could create a series of wallniches to form the curved reveal.
You would also have to control the wallniche in plan view as well.
I am not saying it would be easy but I am pretty sure it could be done.
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‎2019-11-05 07:07 AM
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‎2019-11-05 10:45 AM
Form a rectangular opening slightly larger than the finished opening, much as you would have to do with in GDL.
Fill the hole with another wall.
Insert arch top door opening or other shape as required. Hopefully somewhere in the stock library.
Convert the wall to a Morph.
You can now select the edges of the door opening and apply the required chamfer. You can also change the selected edges to "Soft" if required.
Depending on the level of detail required you could work the morph shape back to just applied finishes e.g. plaster thickness.
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‎2019-11-05 10:39 PM
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