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2023-10-18 07:39 PM
Hello Everyone,
I am currently on a conceptual building and it requires me to add a mural on a 4 story wall. Can you tell me if that is possible? I know I can photoshop it but I was wondering if I could do it directly with archicad. Thank you for you help!
2023-10-18 07:49 PM
You can create it as a surface and then add a morph the size of the mural and make it have the texture
2023-10-19 03:25 AM
You may need to use the Align 3D Texture => 3D Origin function to correct it's position once you have asigned your custom texture.
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2023-10-19 09:59 AM
A simple solution is to use the Picture object without a frame. You can use any custom image that you have loaded in the library.
2023-10-20 04:28 PM
This is my first time using this message board and i just want to thank everyone who took their time to answers my question! i am currently trying to use all the options you all suggested. ill let you know which one worked with me.
Thank you again!
2023-10-20 04:46 PM
thank you for your help, but i couldn't add a texture to add on my ''morph tool'' generated wall.
2023-10-23 04:37 PM
You need to define a Surface and specify the desired Texture for it.
Then, you can select an individual Morph face using CTRL+SHIFT+click, and override its Surface with the Surface you defined.
Then, with the Morph face still selected, you can use the Document > Creative Imaging > Align 3D Texture > Set Origin menu command to specify the origin point of the Texture to move it to its desired location on the Morph face.