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2013-01-08
09:31 PM
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2023-05-24
12:35 PM
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Rubia Torres
2013-01-11 02:17 PM
Durval wrote:Yes, if all you want is a solid line. No, if you want a dashed line. The LIN_ command only creates a solid line. for a dashed line the routine is more complex, creating the appearance of a dashed line with a series of spaced solid lines. You can take a look at how the standard ArchiCAD windows and doors do this, and possible just copy the subroutine into your doors and windows.
Is it just a matter of adding LIN_ commands to the 3d script?
Durval wrote:There is not a Global Variable, the MVO is using the parameter name to communicate with the library parts, (look at the Master Scripts of the ArchiCAD library parts for the command LibraryGlobal), so if you use the same parameter name as the ArchiCAD library you will be able to use the existing MVO without creating you own LibraryGlobal.
What global variable (if any) should I use to make these LIN_s only visible when "Show Opening Lines in 3D Projections" are selected in Model View Options?
2013-01-17 03:22 PM
2013-01-18 02:44 PM
Durval wrote:Good idea
I will explore the ArchiCAD objects as you suggested (but only when I'm not in such a tight deadline to deliver my window schedule!).
2013-01-18 03:12 PM
David wrote:You always think you will solve things in less time that it is actually needed, but you keep going, telling to yourself "if I make a good tool, I'll save a lot of time in future"
Good ideaGDL can be a rabbit hole.
David
2013-05-15 12:15 AM
2013-05-15 01:43 PM
rgarand wrote:No. The other door options (frame, opening lines, etc.) will still be available, you are just adding a custom leaf to the door part.
Is this the sort of thing I need to understand if I am creating custom door PANELS and want to show the opening lines too?
2013-05-15 05:05 PM
2013-05-16 02:00 PM