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‎2018-08-02
12:56 PM
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Rubia Torres
‎2018-08-02
12:56 PM
Is there a way to make a smooth opening?
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‎2018-08-02 01:14 PM
‎2018-08-02
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Been a while since I worked with this code, but basically open the custom window script (CTRL+SHIFT+O), go in to 3D script and search for the WALLHOLE statement.
You should see something like: WALLHOLE n, 1 (where n = the number of polygon nodes of your shape) followed by a whole list of coordinate statements, that will most likely all end with '15'. This 15 is of interest as it is the status code that controls that you see a surface and an edge on all sides. I think if you change these to 8, it will only show a surface and no edges, but anything from 8 - 14 can be tried.
Maybe someone who scripts objects more often can give a better answer than trial and error.
I do remember that you need allways at least 1 edge showing.
The GDL Reference Guide (available from the help menu), is generally very concise and informative for these sort of things.
You should see something like: WALLHOLE n, 1 (where n = the number of polygon nodes of your shape) followed by a whole list of coordinate statements, that will most likely all end with '15'. This 15 is of interest as it is the status code that controls that you see a surface and an edge on all sides. I think if you change these to 8, it will only show a surface and no edges, but anything from 8 - 14 can be tried.
Maybe someone who scripts objects more often can give a better answer than trial and error.
I do remember that you need allways at least 1 edge showing.
The GDL Reference Guide (available from the help menu), is generally very concise and informative for these sort of things.
Erwin Edel, Project Lead, Leloup Architecten
www.leloup.nl
ArchiCAD 9-26NED FULL
Windows 10 Pro
Adobe Design Premium CS5
www.leloup.nl
ArchiCAD 9-26NED FULL
Windows 10 Pro
Adobe Design Premium CS5
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‎2018-08-02 01:14 PM
‎2018-08-02
01:14 PM
Been a while since I worked with this code, but basically open the custom window script (CTRL+SHIFT+O), go in to 3D script and search for the WALLHOLE statement.
You should see something like: WALLHOLE n, 1 (where n = the number of polygon nodes of your shape) followed by a whole list of coordinate statements, that will most likely all end with '15'. This 15 is of interest as it is the status code that controls that you see a surface and an edge on all sides. I think if you change these to 8, it will only show a surface and no edges, but anything from 8 - 14 can be tried.
Maybe someone who scripts objects more often can give a better answer than trial and error.
I do remember that you need allways at least 1 edge showing.
The GDL Reference Guide (available from the help menu), is generally very concise and informative for these sort of things.
You should see something like: WALLHOLE n, 1 (where n = the number of polygon nodes of your shape) followed by a whole list of coordinate statements, that will most likely all end with '15'. This 15 is of interest as it is the status code that controls that you see a surface and an edge on all sides. I think if you change these to 8, it will only show a surface and no edges, but anything from 8 - 14 can be tried.
Maybe someone who scripts objects more often can give a better answer than trial and error.
I do remember that you need allways at least 1 edge showing.
The GDL Reference Guide (available from the help menu), is generally very concise and informative for these sort of things.
Erwin Edel, Project Lead, Leloup Architecten
www.leloup.nl
ArchiCAD 9-26NED FULL
Windows 10 Pro
Adobe Design Premium CS5
www.leloup.nl
ArchiCAD 9-26NED FULL
Windows 10 Pro
Adobe Design Premium CS5
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‎2018-08-09 01:02 PM
‎2018-08-09
01:02 PM
Thanks a lot Erwin!
Found that 13 works best of all since it keeps the outer edges.
Here is a list of all codes in case someone needs it one day.
Found that 13 works best of all since it keeps the outer edges.
Here is a list of all codes in case someone needs it one day.