How to Draw This Kind of Wall?

[Anonymous]

Hi there
I am working on archicad for 4,5 months, and I faced a problem today, and found your forum.
I would really appreciate you, if you help me to draw this kind of wall.
I attached the shape of wall here.
please answer me as soon as you can, because I have a presantation the day after tomorrow.

Your care is highly appriciated.
Thnx

[Anonymous]

Dwight wrote:
PS: How far are you away from where they have the wife-carrying contest?

About 600 kilometers, I think.

Anssi

[Anonymous]

Dwight wrote:
Fair enough question, and one that affects any subtractive process in Archicad.

What about any SEO operation where an operator is extra to the model?

Does anyone have the answer?

SEOs sometimes (but not always) export as "IfcOpening" (or something like that - ArchiCAD & Revit are both busy right now saving and importing IFC files, so I can't check it). It seems to work both ways. That is Revit wall to roof relations do the same thing.

In both cases they produce big ugly blocks that can be easily deleted (since they are so big and ugly) without any apparent ill effects.

[Rakela Raul]

in other words, we still dont have the right tools !!!!!

[Anonymous]

Rakela wrote:
in other words, we still dont have the right tools !!!!!

????

Exchanging building model data used to be impossible, then became difficult. It still needs improvement but works acceptably for most purposes. The tools work, and new improved models are (always) just around the corner.

[Dwight]

He wants a sloping wall.

[TomWaltz]

Rakela wrote:
in other words, we still dont have the right tools !!!!!

3 different ways to do something is not enough?

[Rakela Raul]

3 different ways to do something is not enough?

hey Tom, hope you doing super, good for you... bad for us, dont see you that often around here anymore.

4 ways: you didnt count the 'cover fill' !!

[Anonymous]

TomWaltz wrote:

Rakela wrote:
in other words, we still dont have the right tools !!!!!

3 different ways to do something is not enough?

It would be nice to have an easier way to contour the top of a wall without having to make and hide extra parts. Especially curved ones (like landscape walls and some stair enclosures) since we still don't have proper curved roofs (or slabs).

[Dwight]

I"m not saying where this comes from because if i did, it could mean trouble.

[Rakela Raul]

:

wow mister !!!! from Revit 12 !!