Constructing a 'screen'
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‎2010-03-04 08:17 PM
‎2010-03-04
08:17 PM
I've attached a sketch to show what I mean. Any tips on how to achieve this is much welcomed.
Thanks.
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‎2010-03-04 08:19 PM
‎2010-03-04
08:19 PM
Use a wall with a couple of empty openings.
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‎2010-03-05 01:44 AM
‎2010-03-05
01:44 AM
s2art wrote:Or, 4 walls, or 3 walls, 1 beam, or 3 columns 1 beam.
Use a wall with a couple of empty openings.
Or a combination of all 3 elements. How it represents in 2D
will influence your decision. Experiment

Rod Jurich
AC4.55 - AC14 INT (4204) |  | OBJECTiVE |
AC4.55 - AC14 INT (4204) |  | OBJECTiVE |
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‎2010-03-05 02:14 AM
‎2010-03-05
02:14 AM
Yeah...as other people suggested

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‎2010-03-05 01:32 PM
‎2010-03-05
01:32 PM
Thanks guys.
In particular, I'd like to know how if the outer screen was to be a pitched one, how I'd do that. A gabled wall essentially.
In particular, I'd like to know how if the outer screen was to be a pitched one, how I'd do that. A gabled wall essentially.
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‎2010-03-05 01:41 PM
‎2010-03-05
01:41 PM
Monolith wrote:
Thanks guys.
In particular, I'd like to know how if the outer screen was to be a pitched one, how I'd do that. A gabled wall essentially.
then you will draw a roof over wall...use SEO and hide layer which contain roof
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‎2010-03-05 02:09 PM
‎2010-03-05
02:09 PM
What's SEO sorry?
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‎2010-03-05 02:12 PM
‎2010-03-05
02:12 PM
Monolith wrote:SEO = Solid Element operations
What's SEO sorry?
You MUST read archicad manual first
search forum for this topics cos ther is planty good tutorials here
there are more topics on this forum about this...just search it !