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2021-03-24
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2021-04-02 02:55 PM
Lingwisyer wrote:Thanks a lot Ling,
Check the end line setting within yourComposite. There are a couple of threads around regarding what I assume this is in regards to walls. The setting for slabs is identical.
Ling.
2021-04-06 09:45 AM
2021-04-06 11:50 AM
Erwin wrote:Hi Erwin,
What you see in the floorplan is a scripted 2D representation. The problem is the script 'grabs' the pen settings from the part of the composite / complex profile wall that it touches.
This is a bit hard to fix, you would have to manipulate the script of the library part most likely.
In these instances I generally think 'this is as good as it will get, within reasonable amount of work spent' and move on.
That said: depending on the priority of the building material, you could place a column with the insulation material, instead of using the door / window settings to create this in plan and you might get better result. You would need to place a lot of columns (depending on the amount of doors) and move them whenever you move the door though.
2021-04-06 06:18 PM
2021-04-06 09:30 PM
Svorgodne wrote:It's in the script of the door/window. Prepare yourself for alot of trouble, because those are full with macros calls inside macro calls.... It would be definitely a very big task – even for the most proficient GDL coders out there.
I'd like to know where do I find the scripts for the composite? I think it would be a good idea to solve the problem once and for all and use it/share it so everyone of us can deal better with this problem. I am sure we all have had this question before.
2021-04-07 03:21 AM
Svorgodne wrote:
These are two walls I did not draw. Still one is concrete and the other is the insulation. In any case the insulation appears to be on the top of the concrete one and this is exactly the opposite i want to see.
2021-04-09 09:41 AM
Svorgodne wrote:Hello Sergio,
Thanks a lot Ling,
It worked smoothly. I still have a little problem that you may be able to help me.
Attached you will find a couple of images. The corner of the insulation is having a thicker line and I have not been able to solve this problem.
Any clue?
Thanks a lot in advance
Sergio
Svorgodne wrote:Am I correct to assume that the insulation is modeled using separate single-layer walls? When the reference lines of different walls touching each other, their presentation tends to be messy. But if these are 2 composite walls connecting in a T-shape manner, then please let me know!
and again with some hierarchical problems. These are two walls I did not draw. Still one is concrete and the other is the insulation. In any case the insulation appears to be on the top of the concrete one and this is exactly the opposite i want to see.
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