Issue with building material strength
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‎2016-01-23
10:34 AM
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‎2023-05-23
02:23 PM
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Rubia Torres
‎2016-01-23
10:34 AM
The beam, marked With a red X, does not interact With the roof. The walls and the roof is composit structures, the Wood "floor" is solid Wood(slab), and the beam in question is concrete, and has the highest material strength. The walls interact With each other like they should, the concrete beam interact With both the walls and the Wood slab like it should, but I can not wrap my head around why it doesn't interact With the roof. But I also see that the walls don't interact With the roof in the same way that other elements act With each other. They have the layer intersection priority number (1, a set by default, and I have double checked
Or is this simpy a matter of It can't be done, that the roof doesn't like the other elements? And also, is it possible to see the composit structure (the different materials) of the roof like you see it when looking at a wall from above?
.Kamelite
Windows 10, Archicad 28
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‎2016-01-23 02:43 PM
‎2016-01-23
02:43 PM
Kamelite:
In the Help files, at Elements of the Virtual Building > Construction Elements > Model Element Connections > Basic Intersection Principles, there is a chart showing theAutomatic Intersections in ArchiCAD , which shows that the Beam-Roof intersections require a Connect (Merge/Trim), so the intersection is not automatic. You can also use a SEO.
David
In the Help files, at Elements of the Virtual Building > Construction Elements > Model Element Connections > Basic Intersection Principles, there is a chart showing the
David
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