Moving a Building
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‎2008-01-17 05:05 PM
‎2008-01-17
05:05 PM
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‎2008-01-17 05:13 PM
‎2008-01-17
05:13 PM
marquee tool, the THICK option, selects on all stories at once. But backup your file beforehand.
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‎2008-01-17 05:18 PM
‎2008-01-17
05:18 PM
with some well placed 'landmarks' you could also do the operation in the 3D window.

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‎2008-01-17 05:19 PM
‎2008-01-17
05:19 PM
Also, remember to turn on ALL layers before moving it. I've done this before and only realized later that I left behind text, zones, gutters, hidden 3D operators, etc.
This is also great for adjusting building dimensions late in the design. I recently found a problem where my masonry building was 1 inch off of the 8-inch masonry module. I could just see the mason cutting the edge off of hundreds of blocks. I was nearly done with CDs, and I was able to stretch EVERYTHING 1 inch. No problem!
This is also great for adjusting building dimensions late in the design. I recently found a problem where my masonry building was 1 inch off of the 8-inch masonry module. I could just see the mason cutting the edge off of hundreds of blocks. I was nearly done with CDs, and I was able to stretch EVERYTHING 1 inch. No problem!
Chuck Kottka
Orcutt Winslow
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
ArchiCAD 25 (since 4.5)
Macbook Pro 15" Touchbar OSX 10.15 Core i7 2.9GHz/16GB RAM/Radeon Pro560 4GB
Orcutt Winslow
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
ArchiCAD 25 (since 4.5)
Macbook Pro 15" Touchbar OSX 10.15 Core i7 2.9GHz/16GB RAM/Radeon Pro560 4GB
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‎2008-01-17 05:31 PM
‎2008-01-17
05:31 PM
Thank you for your quick and helpful replies, but so far no joy. I make the heavier marquee around my garage, then go to "edit/select all in marquee", and then do the move. Only the active floor moves.

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‎2008-01-17 05:34 PM
‎2008-01-17
05:34 PM
Another thing that could be holding it up is locked layers. So, you have to turn all layers on, unlock all layers, use the double-marquee, THEN move. I don't think I missed anything. Can't imagine why it wouldn't work.
Chuck Kottka
Orcutt Winslow
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
ArchiCAD 25 (since 4.5)
Macbook Pro 15" Touchbar OSX 10.15 Core i7 2.9GHz/16GB RAM/Radeon Pro560 4GB
Orcutt Winslow
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
ArchiCAD 25 (since 4.5)
Macbook Pro 15" Touchbar OSX 10.15 Core i7 2.9GHz/16GB RAM/Radeon Pro560 4GB
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‎2008-01-17 08:19 PM
‎2008-01-17
08:19 PM
You don't need to select items within the marquee (this will only select the current storey), just stretch. You can either do this with the Edit> Reshape > Stretch command or just click on any node and stretch will start, then move in the direction you want and enter your distance.
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‎2008-01-17 08:24 PM
‎2008-01-17
08:24 PM
Got it, thanks a bunch!