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‎2016-07-08 01:27 PM
‎2016-07-08
01:27 PM
I'm new here too on the ArchiCad but I'm thinking That I wanna test out ArchiCad two see if it is possible two make a smart object so I can do work faster comp in ArchiCad than Revit.
I've seen some on this page thatthere are many experts in GDL here That might help me when I do not under stand so much of GDL script.
I'm Attaching a picture fom explain ocean I need help.
Also sent with the object I have made so far.
What am I doing wrong?
My problem is getting to hotspot2 so I can change the length of both sides of the plates and the cores. I hope it is something that can help me with it.
Thank you in advance
project2{2} 3, 270, 3+16 !Magnaboard HOTSPOT2 0,0 unID = 1000 HOTSPOT2 AA, 0, unID, dmgo, 1: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT BASE HOTSPOT2 AA, dmgo, unID, dmgo, 2: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT OF MOVEMENT HOTSPOT2 AA, 0, unID, dmgo, 3: unID=unID+1 !!! REFERENCE POINT DEL TOP !Hotspot HOTSPOT2 AA, dmgo HOTSPOT2 tiso_y+0.010, diso_y HOTSPOT2 tiso_y+0.060, dmgo +0.020 HOTSPOT2 tiso_y+0.060,0.020 DEL TOP !Exterior polystyrene core unID = 2000 ADD2 AA, AA HOTSPOT2 tmgo, AA, unID, diso_y, 1: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT BASE HOTSPOT2 tmgo, diso_y, unID, diso_y, 2: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT OF MOVEMENT HOTSPOT2 tmgo, AA, unID, diso_y, 3: unID=unID+1 !!! REFERENCE POINT DEL TOP !Middle polystyrene core top unID=3000 ADD2 tiso_y-0.065, BB HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, 0, unID, diso_m3, 1: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT BASE HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, diso_m3, unID, diso_m3, 2: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT OF MOVEMENT HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, 0, unID, diso_m3, 3: unID=unID+1 !!! REFERENCE POINT DEL TOP !Middle polystyrene core middle part unID = 4000 ADD2 tiso_y-0.065, DD HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, AA, unID, diso_m2, 1+256: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT BASE HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, diso_m2, unID, diso_m2, 2: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT OF MOVEMENT HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, -1, unID, diso_m2, 3: unID=unID+1 !!! REFERENCE POINT HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, diso_m2, unID, AA, 1+256: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT BASE HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, AA, unID, AA, 2: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT OF MOVEMENT HOTSPOT2 tiso_m1, -1, unID, AA, 3: unID=unID+1 !!! REFERENCE POINT DEL 1,1 ! Interior polystyrene core unID=5000 ADD2 AA, AA HOTSPOT2 tiso_y+0.160, 0, unID, diso_i, 1: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT BASE HOTSPOT2 tiso_y+0.160, diso_i, unID, diso_i, 2: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT OF MOVEMENT HOTSPOT2 tiso_y+0.160, 0, unID, diso_i, 3: unID=unID+1 !!! REFERENCE POINT DEL 1 ! Cement plate unID=6000 ADD2 tiso_y+0.170, AA HOTSPOT2 tiso_i, AA, unID, dsem_p, 1: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT BASE HOTSPOT2 tiso_i, dsem_p, unID, dsem_p, 2: unID=unID+1 !!!POINT OF MOVEMENT HOTSPOT2 tiso_i, AA, unID, dsem_p, 3: unID=unID+1 !!! REFERENCE POINT DEL 1
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‎2016-07-08 02:02 PM
‎2016-07-08
02:02 PM
Laurits:
If I understand your illustration correctly, this can be done with GDL to create a custom parametric Object. GDL can be used for Objects, Doors, Windows and Lamps. It cannot be used for Walls, Roofs, Slabs, etc. So it depends on whether you want a customizable Object (yes) or a customizable Wall (no).
You should add a Signature to your Profile (click the Profile button near the top of this page) with your ArchiCAD version and operating system (see mine for an example) for more accurate help in this forum.
David
If I understand your illustration correctly, this can be done with GDL to create a custom parametric Object. GDL can be used for Objects, Doors, Windows and Lamps. It cannot be used for Walls, Roofs, Slabs, etc. So it depends on whether you want a customizable Object (yes) or a customizable Wall (no).
You should add a Signature to your Profile (click the Profile button near the top of this page) with your ArchiCAD version and operating system (see mine for an example) for more accurate help in this forum.
David
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