Cannot see walls on Ground Floor
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ā2014-02-11
09:03 AM
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Rubia Torres
ā2014-02-11
09:03 AM
I am creating a building on ArchiCAD 17, on my Mac OS X 10.9.1
I am getting a problem where I can see the roof on ground floor, and I cannot see my walls, unless I select my walls. Please see screenshots below!
1st Picture
As you can see on the right, I am in the ground floor, but I can only see the roof, no walls.

2nd Picture
As you can see, you can still see the roof, but I have selected my walls.

Does anyone know a solution for this?
Thanks in advance!
Joe
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ā2014-02-11 09:24 AM
ā2014-02-11
09:24 AM
Joe,
turn of cover fill to the roof and you should be able to see the walls, I usually have a new storey for the roof and have it display dashed the storey below.
Regards,
Scott
turn of cover fill to the roof and you should be able to see the walls, I usually have a new storey for the roof and have it display dashed the storey below.
Regards,
Scott
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ā2014-02-11 09:38 AM
ā2014-02-11
09:38 AM
sboydturner wrote:Thanks for your reply!
Joe,
turn of cover fill to the roof and you should be able to see the walls, I usually have a new storey for the roof and have it display dashed the storey below.
Regards,
Scott
I am new to ArchiCAD, how do I turn off the cover fill to the roof?
Thanks
Joe


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ā2014-02-11 09:53 AM
ā2014-02-11
09:53 AM
Select the roof, open the Roof Selection Settings (CMD + S) then under the 'Floor Plan and Section' section choose to disable cover fills.
Arguably, however you should have your roof on a separate Story - you might find the following tutorials useful⦠http://goo.gl/58ngz5
Arguably, however you should have your roof on a separate Story - you might find the following tutorials useful⦠http://goo.gl/58ngz5
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ā2014-02-11 09:56 AM
ā2014-02-11
09:56 AM
schagemann wrote:Thanks! That worked!
Select the roof, open the Roof Selection Settings (CMD + S) then under the 'Floor Plan and Section' section choose to disable cover fills.
Arguably, however you should have your roof on a separate Story - you might find the following tutorials useful⦠http://goo.gl/58ngz5
Also, my roof is on a separate Story. It is on roof, not ground floor.
Thanks Again