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2010-01-27
02:35 PM
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08:00 PM
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Rubia Torres
2010-01-29 12:17 PM
NStocks wrote:Try modelling the timber framing with OBJECTiVE - it comes with a full compliment of timber and steel objects, and the timber objects can show a single/double line when cut in cross-section. You can place timber objects directly into your elevation views too, cutting and rotating as required (see an example here). You've used OBJECTiVE for modelling other objects so you should have it installed and be somewhat familiar with its tools.
I would really like to show the structure ( timber construction ), however in 3D with the windows only
2010-01-29 01:12 PM
Ralph wrote:What would happen if I placed a custom window in plan ? Would the timber frame cut, just as a wall would ?NStocks wrote:Try modelling the timber framing with OBJECTiVE - it comes with a full compliment of timber and steel objects, and the timber objects can show a single/double line when cut in cross-section. You can place timber objects directly into your elevation views too, cutting and rotating as required (see an example here). You've used OBJECTiVE for modelling other objects so you should have it installed and be somewhat familiar with its tools.
I would really like to show the structure ( timber construction ), however in 3D with the windows only
2010-01-29 01:17 PM
NStocks wrote:No - ArchiCAD only allows windows to be placed in walls unfortunately. If you want windows to appear in an object model, I would place them within a wall just big enough to bound the window so the window appears to be independent. Then you can place it wherever you like.
What would happen if I placed a custom window in plan ? Would the timber frame cut, just as a wall would ?
2010-01-29 03:50 PM
NStocks wrote:Structural members are
What would happen if I placed a custom window in plan ? Would the timber frame cut, just as a wall would ?