Hidden line / wireframe / shaded views in 2D
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‎2013-11-07
03:52 PM
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‎2023-05-24
09:07 AM
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Rubia Torres
Hidden line is most critical at the moment as I do not want to change layers of single objects just to make trees that are behind a wall not appear within my sections.
Shaded 2d views would however also be interesting, showing for example floor materials on plans.
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‎2013-11-07 07:06 PM
as far as elevations and sections are concerned I think this is what you need. I dont understand why you have wireframe problem.. Archicad automatically erase lines that are behind other lines..
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‎2013-11-07 07:06 PM
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‎2013-11-07 11:42 PM
Setting fills to materials makes them show up in all views, I would like to switch back and forth between shaded and hidden line view without re-changing every material.
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‎2013-11-08 01:18 AM
Unfortunately you cannot save one view with materials empty and one view with materials shaded - is this what you are getting at?

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‎2013-11-08 02:57 AM
s2art wrote:True but you can set up a second elevation looking at the same part of the model but with different settings.
Unfortunately you cannot save one view with materials empty and one view with materials shaded - is this what you are getting at?
Barry.
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‎2013-11-08 03:04 AM
Barry wrote:Yes you can, but you must also remember to copy any 2D info between the two views - notes, lines, fills etc.s2art wrote:True but you can set up a second elevation looking at the same part of the model but with different settings.
Unfortunately you cannot save one view with materials empty and one view with materials shaded - is this what you are getting at?
Barry.
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‎2013-11-08 04:38 PM
s2art wrote:Not if you set up a layercombination for only annotation / 2d layers and overlay a view with that combination on top of your colour shaded view.Barry wrote:Yes you can, but you must also remember to copy any 2D info between the two views - notes, lines, fills etc.s2art wrote:True but you can set up a second elevation looking at the same part of the model but with different settings.
Unfortunately you cannot save one view with materials empty and one view with materials shaded - is this what you are getting at?
Barry.
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