Ending a continuous wall
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ā2014-06-05
07:25 PM
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ā2023-05-24
08:59 AM
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Rubia Torres
How do I end the continuous wall? I tried hitting 'enter', 'escape', double clicking, searching online, but can't seem to figure it out. Of course it's probably something very obvious.......
Anyone care to share? Thanks

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ā2014-06-05 07:42 PM
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ā2014-06-06 02:06 PM
Another way: if the Control Box palette is displayed, you can use the "OK" button.
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ā2014-06-10 02:24 PM
jfa_ra wrote:For the polygonal tools (Slab, Roof, Mesh, Fill), double-clicking the last node closes the polygon.
It would also be efficient if ArchiCAD would end & close a line, wall, fill, slab, etc. with a simple keystroke; (like maybe cmd-enter or something.) Even though it only saves one click, it does ensure that the element is closed.
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ā2014-06-11 01:52 AM