Changing solid wall fills back to original wall symbol
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2006-12-11 05:48 PM
2006-12-11
05:48 PM
How can I fix the problem?
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2006-12-11 05:58 PM
2006-12-11
05:58 PM
How did you change the walls from one fill to another?
Did you use display options? Did you edit the wall composite? Did you change the individual walls from one wall fill to another?
Did you use display options? Did you edit the wall composite? Did you change the individual walls from one wall fill to another?
Tom Waltz
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2006-12-11 09:22 PM
2006-12-11
09:22 PM
I was not able to get the wall background the same as previously. It was rather odd - if I copy a wall from another project and bring it in the backgrounds change. Didn't know if a changed a setting - couldn't find anything - made for a frustrating morning.

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2006-12-11 09:27 PM
2006-12-11
09:27 PM
Rich wrote:I understand that.
I was not able to get the wall background the same as previously. It was rather odd - if I copy a wall from another project and bring it in the backgrounds change. Didn't know if a changed a setting - couldn't find anything - made for a frustrating morning.
My question was regarding how you changed the wall to 100% fill so I can help figure out how to change them back. The method you used to change them to make them 100% fill will determine how you correct the problem.
Tom Waltz

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2006-12-12 06:54 AM
2006-12-12
06:54 AM
I do think that this has to do with model views rather than the wall itself.
Can you post a screenshot?
If on Archicad 10 : Document/Set model view/Model view options
Can you post a screenshot?
If on Archicad 10 : Document/Set model view/Model view options
Djordje
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2006-12-12 03:16 PM
2006-12-12
03:16 PM
The walls were changed to solid by selecting the wall on the drawing, control t, and changing the element to solid fill.
Since we started discussing this I have been able to change the walls back to the wall symbol I started with but (on screen) the background color I haven't been able to change back to the white screen color previously seen. I can live with it but a little frustrating knowing I can't figure out how to change it back.
I open up the wall item, look for the background pen, changed it to pen no. 91 which is white like the background screen. On the drawing itself the wall background color shows as a muddy white, light gray.
Is it possible to clear the background color out? I also tried changing the cut backfill pen to transparent but this does not help.
This isn't a serious matter but I need to understand it better.
Since we started discussing this I have been able to change the walls back to the wall symbol I started with but (on screen) the background color I haven't been able to change back to the white screen color previously seen. I can live with it but a little frustrating knowing I can't figure out how to change it back.
I open up the wall item, look for the background pen, changed it to pen no. 91 which is white like the background screen. On the drawing itself the wall background color shows as a muddy white, light gray.
Is it possible to clear the background color out? I also tried changing the cut backfill pen to transparent but this does not help.
This isn't a serious matter but I need to understand it better.

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2006-12-12 10:23 PM
2006-12-12
10:23 PM
Sounds like it could be a penset problem. Whenever you copy and paste something from another project, ArchiCAD will unfortunately also bring in all the pensets from that project.
Maybe you used a penset that accessed different colors?
As for your grey background, it sounds like you may have 'Automatic Pen Color Visibility Adjustment for Model Views' checked on. You can uncheck it at Options>Work Environment> More Options...
Cheers,
Link.
Maybe you used a penset that accessed different colors?
As for your grey background, it sounds like you may have 'Automatic Pen Color Visibility Adjustment for Model Views' checked on. You can uncheck it at Options>Work Environment> More Options...
Cheers,
Link.