1. When working with the opening tool, opening should not be turned off in the MVO in the structural drawing.
The lower part of a window is an opening in the lower wall.
2. If Window is empty, the window is removed from the MVO in the structural plan, but it is not removed.
I gave up after struggling because of this only visible in 3D view.
This line is not visible on the elevation.
BIM seems really tough.
Make sure you do not have any overlapping walls.
The surfaces will heal in elevation if they are the same surface material, but you may still see joins in 3D if walls overlap (i.e. 2 walls in the same 3D space).
Touching or joining is good, overlapping is bad.
Barry.
Deleted wall.
What do you think about drawing a structural wall and a finishing wall separately like a rabbit?
There are times when I can't use Archicad...
It may be resolved later.
I did the same, but it didn't work...
After a while, if I do it the same way again, this will happen.
Is it because the computer specs are low?
CPU is i7 5820K GTX970 RAM32
Should I buy a COMPUTER?
If you need to buy a COMPUTER
CPU I5 vs I7 vs AMD...
ram?
I don't have money for graphic card, so I'm thinking of 3060 Ti or less.
^^
Please recommend.
I am not sure why you have deleted the wall along the bottom front of your railing.
You need that wall.
It is the wall on the side where I thought you might have 2 walls overlapping.
They can be two separate walls that touch or it could be just one wall on the side.
@LeeJaeYoung wrote:
What do you think about drawing a structural wall and a finishing wall separately like a rabbit?
I am not sure what you mean by this.
Always try and keep all skins as one wall if you can.
Otherwise you have 2 walls to move and cut holes in - remember a window or door can only belong to one wall - you will have to cut an opening in the other wall.
Barry.
Solved, but sad.
It was done a long time ago.
Is this now the solution I want?
Thank you so much! ^^
Still looking?
