Curtainwall as ceilingplans

[Anonymous]

Hi!

If someone hasn't thought of it, you could use curtainwall to make your ceilingplans. And you get much better result than use slabs with a fill.

[Anonymous]

and second picture

[Thomas Holm]

Whopee! Never thought about that.

[Anonymous]

So we have a Suspended ceilig tool too? 😉

[Anonymous]

doesn't show that in my picture, but there the boxes are, there isn't any panel ofcause. no collision

[Eduardo Rolon]

kliment wrote:
So we have a Suspended ceilig tool too? 😉

Now they can add another icon to the toolbar and list it as a new feature.

[Djordje]

Yep ...

Also raised floors, elevation cladding, office partitions ...

[Anonymous]

"Curtain wall tool" should be renamed to "Universal tool"

[Eduardo Rolon]

TurboGlider wrote:
"Curtain wall tool" should be renamed to "Universal tool"

NO, NO, NO!!!
That would mean tool consolidation and it will make the software too easy to use (search for the discussion about separating the Section and Elevation tool). We need more and more icons to keep things simple.
The next tool to spawn more icons should be the 3D document. We need different 3D document icons for:

1. axons
2. isometric
3. perspectives
4. elevations
5. floor plans
6. sections
7. and variations with different cutaways

Thus we WIN the battle of icons since we have MORE tools than any other software therefore we have the Best Software Package.

[Thomas Holm]

ejrolon wrote:
Thus we WIN the battle of icons since we have MORE tools than any other software therefore we have the Best Software Package

Man . . . I see you never used Microstation