2003-11-04 04:34 PM - last edited on 2024-03-27 02:56 PM by Aruzhan Ilaikova
2003-11-04 05:04 PM
wkarch wrote:It's only possible to show the dash part on the base level, the entire stair on the upper level. For this, you have to set that the stair is displayed or its own level + level above (at least). The stair must be set up to be storey dependent (in the stair properties window, not in Stairmaker (I'm assuming you're talking about stairs created with stairmaker).
1. How do I make the same set of stairs appear both on the upper and lower floor, but look different. (arrow down on second floor, arrow up on first floor, with different stairs with dashed lines)
wkarch wrote:You have to switch the zone color of in the display option. This dialog is divided in 2 part : the first part affects what's displayed on screen, the second affects what's displayed on screen and what will be printed/plotted
2. Will the zones color print? I'd like to keep the text (area and room name) but turn off the fill.
wkarch wrote:This must certainly be a problem in a loaded library part (error occuring during the creation of the 3D model)...
3. Every time I open the 3D window, I get an error message "errors occured during last operation", but it opens anyway. Any way to find out what the error is and fix it?
wkarch wrote:You will have to make this kind of presentation with Plotmaker : import your 3 plans and place them on the same layout within Plotmaker
4. Modules.....I'd like to show the first floor and the roof plan on the site plan. Is there a separate module for the first floor and the floor plan which would be stacked on each other, or would the module be a complete model with the appropriate layers turned on or off in the site plan view?
2003-11-15 09:20 PM
wkarch wrote:For me normal drawing convention is that all arrows point UP so the way Stairmaker behaves is the way to go
1. How do I make the same set of stairs appear both on the upper and lower floor, but look different. (arrow down on second floor, arrow up on first floor, with different stairs with dashed lines)
Tom
wkarch wrote:You can control this via the Display Options and setting up a QuickView to remember the setting
2. Will the zones color print? I'd like to keep the text (area and room name) but turn off the fill.
Tom
wkarch wrote:Another approach would be to switch off half of the active layers, regen the 3d window if there is no error message then you know the problem is with an element on one of those layers that have been switched off (or vice versa) to narrow it down repeat the process until you have found the layer with the element that is causing the problem.
3. Every time I open the 3D window, I get an error message "errors occured during last operation", but it opens anyway. Any way to find out what the error is and fix it?
Tom
wkarch wrote:While I have used the PlotMaker route I prefer to do this in ArchiCAD. Main reason is that you just need to set up one Layer Set rather than having to faff with the layer settings of three different plot files.
4. Modules.....I'd like to show the first floor and the roof plan on the site plan. Is there a separate module for the first floor and the floor plan which would be stacked on each other, or would the module be a complete model with the appropriate layers turned on or off in the site plan view?
Tom