How to setup paperspace in archicad for printing
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‎2010-09-05 05:42 PM
‎2010-09-05
05:42 PM
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‎2010-09-05 07:35 PM
‎2010-09-05
07:35 PM
Did you take a look to the Reference Manual? (search for words "Project Map, View Map, Saving a View, Layout Book").
In short, you do this:
In "Project Map" (plan, section, elevation, 3D) select elements that you want to see (Layers, Layer Combinations, Fills On/Off), set the right Scale, then press right button and select "Save View and Place on Layout". This saves the current View of the model in the "View Map" and place that View on last used layout in
"Layout Book". This Layout you can now Print on paper.
In short, you do this:
In "Project Map" (plan, section, elevation, 3D) select elements that you want to see (Layers, Layer Combinations, Fills On/Off), set the right Scale, then press right button and select "Save View and Place on Layout". This saves the current View of the model in the "View Map" and place that View on last used layout in
"Layout Book". This Layout you can now Print on paper.
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‎2010-09-06 08:51 PM
‎2010-09-06
08:51 PM
Andro's reply is the way to go, here's the why:
This post is terrific. There are a few humorous responses, so focus on Mats Knutsson's image "democoncept.jpg"
What is so great about this image is that it sums up the correct order of the work-flow. When I saw this graphic, it was something "I sorta knew", but didn't have the clarity that this image delivers.
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This post is terrific. There are a few humorous responses, so focus on Mats Knutsson's image "democoncept.jpg"
What is so great about this image is that it sums up the correct order of the work-flow. When I saw this graphic, it was something "I sorta knew", but didn't have the clarity that this image delivers.
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