2023-08-24 06:32 PM
Trying to accurately model an Emtek inset door handle without having to do a custom leaf with a cutout because we have a variety of door conditions and the handle locations vary.
I have tried by shortening the depth of the handle so it appears to be a surface mount but wanted to know if there were already solutions to inset handles without having to create custom door leafs.
https://www.emtek.com/all-products/door-hardware/sliding-door-hardware/flush-pulls/rectangular-pull/
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2023-08-25 04:23 AM
If your handle is built out a little, it will give the illusion of being recessed.
This is a default handle in the Archicad library.
I am not sure the way that the standard doors are scripted, that the handle will cut the door panel if it was deeper.
I am assuming you have already tried and it doesn't.
If you are prepared to place every handle independently, then you can add a little script to the handle object that will allow it to be used in a Solid Element Operation (subtract).
I won't go into details as you probably won't want to place each handle separately.
If you do and you have scripted the handle, I can tell you what to do.
Personally, I just show the handle flush with the door (or slightly built out as in the image above), but I am not worried about super accurate 3D views or renders or details of the handles.
Barry.
2023-08-25 04:23 AM
If your handle is built out a little, it will give the illusion of being recessed.
This is a default handle in the Archicad library.
I am not sure the way that the standard doors are scripted, that the handle will cut the door panel if it was deeper.
I am assuming you have already tried and it doesn't.
If you are prepared to place every handle independently, then you can add a little script to the handle object that will allow it to be used in a Solid Element Operation (subtract).
I won't go into details as you probably won't want to place each handle separately.
If you do and you have scripted the handle, I can tell you what to do.
Personally, I just show the handle flush with the door (or slightly built out as in the image above), but I am not worried about super accurate 3D views or renders or details of the handles.
Barry.