create company logo on 3d

[Anonymous]

I would like to create a custom graphics logo plus local text on a wall in a new floor entrance. I can create the graphics logo on floor plan, but unable to fit on the wall (rotate it along z axis) that the logo is supposed to hung or attache.
any help appreciated.

[vistasp]

If you're even slightly familiar with GDL, save it as an object and then use a ROT command in the 3D script.

If not, save it as an object and try using Peter's "rotator" from:
http://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=24101

[Anonymous]

Or set out in plan, convert to morph, then rotate in 3D.

[vistasp]

s2art wrote:
Or set out in plan, convert to morph, then rotate in 3D.

Heynock seems to be using AC 15 -- unless the sig hasn't been updated.

[Erwin Edel]

You can also use complex profile wall or beam.

Just paste your design (made with fills) and extrude the wall / beam perpindicular to the wall it needs to be mounted on.

[David Maudlin]

heynock:

You can save the elements as an Object, just need to be viewing the elements from the direction you want to be the top. In the Help files (for AC15) see Virtual Building > Parametric Objects > Graphic Creation of Custom Objects > Saving 3D Models as Objects.

David

[Anonymous]

vistasp wrote:

s2art wrote:
Or set out in plan, convert to morph, then rotate in 3D.

Heynock seems to be using AC 15 -- unless the sig hasn't been updated.

Oops, didn't spot that

[Anonymous]

I am using AC 15. And am still not able work it out the way I want as you told.
may be not detailed.
wish you elaborate a little further...

[Anonymous]

Here is an example of 3D Text (object made by Olivier Dentan).
Works in AC15 too.

[Anonymous]

And Here´s the object(s) in .zip file: