Defining a surface
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2018-09-04 01:41 PM
2018-09-04
01:41 PM
How can I define a surface in my object?
I have a specific colour that I want as RGB values but I'm not sure how to incorporate that into creating a surface.
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
ArchiCAD 23
Windows 10
Windows 10
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2018-09-04 02:54 PM
2018-09-04
02:54 PM
define material 😉
RGB is defined in %(0-1) not 0-255
Piotr
RGB is defined in %(0-1) not 0-255
Piotr
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2018-09-04 05:00 PM
2018-09-04
05:00 PM
Piotr wrote:Ah I worked it out but couldn't find the "tick" to show. Bit annoying that RGB is defined as a % and not the standard 0-255.
define material😉
RGB is defined in %(0-1) not 0-255
Piotr
Thanks
ArchiCAD 23
Windows 10
Windows 10
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2018-09-05 07:00 AM
2018-09-05
07:00 AM
befor use You have to add in 3d script:
material "declared_name" (in quotes for inline defined one - the inline defined atributes have negative indexes BTW)
When I do any producers GDL content I do a switch to use the predefined finish or the override
if finish_switch then _mat="declared_name" else _mat=parameter_name
in 3d script:
material _mat
Piotr
material "declared_name" (in quotes for inline defined one - the inline defined atributes have negative indexes BTW)
When I do any producers GDL content I do a switch to use the predefined finish or the override
if finish_switch then _mat="declared_name" else _mat=parameter_name
in 3d script:
material _mat
Piotr