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Multiply along a Polyline or Path

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I need to copy an object along a path that I've created with a polyline. I know that I can set my Special Snap point and then a distance but there are many. I didn't know if there was an automated process.

Thanks.
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Dennis Lee
Booster
This is one of the NEW features of AC12. So right now, there isn't a way as far as I can tell.
ArchiCAD 25 & 24 USA
Windows 10 x64
Since ArchiCAD 9
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can you not use edit/ multiply and use one of the options in there?
btw, it would help if you changed to signature to show your AC version and computer spec.
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xristina wrote:
can you not use edit/ multiply and use one of the options in there?
btw, it would help if you changed to signature to show your AC version and computer spec.
You can't distribute along a path with multiply command. But as Dennis said, there is an align and distribute tool in AC12.
I think, and almost sure, it will work only in '2d' there you can't change Z-coordinate because we don't have 3d polylines in ArchiCad.
Djordje
Moderator Emeritus
TurboGlider wrote:
xristina wrote:
can you not use edit/ multiply and use one of the options in there?
btw, it would help if you changed to signature to show your AC version and computer spec.
You can't distribute along a path with multiply command. But as Dennis said, there is an align and distribute tool in AC12.
I think, and almost sure, it will work only in '2d' there you can't change Z-coordinate because we don't have 3d polylines in ArchiCad.
While this is true, nothing stops you from multiplying in the 3D window, assigning the Z difference as required, and then distribute in the plan ...
Djordje



ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
HP Omen
Djordje wrote:
TurboGlider wrote:
I think, and almost sure, it will work only in '2d' there you can't change Z-coordinate because we don't have 3d polylines in ArchiCad.
While this is true, nothing stops you from multiplying in the 3D window, assigning the Z difference as required, and then distribute in the plan ...
Take a look at OBJECTiVE - it has tools to align and distribute in both 2D and 3D: http://www.encina.co.uk/objective.html
One of the demo clips illustrates the tools in action.
Ralph Wessel BArch
Central Innovation