How to model this ...??? HELP!!
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‎2010-01-21
02:45 PM
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06:07 PM
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Rubia Torres
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‎2010-01-21 08:10 PM
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‎2010-01-22 01:02 AM
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‎2010-01-22 03:21 AM
After it was done and saved as a library part I created another custom profile trim for the casings. I placed it in an arched opening with trim (turned of panel). Casing was dull so added trim similar to your photo.
Granted I didn't know sizes, but this was fairly quick to do. I am sure there are many more ways to do this just using archicad.
That said Ralph will probably have a 5 minute and better solution

An advantage to figuring this out as 3D objects is all you s/e will be drawn for you.
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‎2010-01-22 03:22 AM
To do this you build it out of profiled walls and columns and then save as a door type library part. Lay out the parts horizontally in plan as shown in the attached image. ArchiCAD takes care of the rotation automatically when you save it as a door. I hope you can figure most of this out from the illustration.
The only really arcane bit is the orange slab you see in the image.It has "WALLHOLE" as its ID (see the info palette) which causes ArchiCAD to use it to make the wall opening.

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‎2010-01-22 03:23 AM
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‎2010-01-22 03:23 AM
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‎2010-01-22 03:24 AM
HTH
p.s. architects can't spell
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