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Rubia Torres
Found it. Walls were drawn on the ArchiCAD Layer which was changing priorities in the different layer sets.Found an odd issue and I losing my mind trying to track down the cause.
Setting walls to a proper (non-master) layer did the trick.
Head smack.
We have a template which has a series of clones laid out for each step of the project. As-Built, SD, DD, CD, etc.
When a wall is drawn in an as-built view (meaning the Reno Filter is set to existing only) and a slab is drawn in that same view the PBC doesn't work.
See attached image.
I know what you're saying, "the reno settings are affecting it, perhaps it's the project prefs., bdlg materials. Nope, all are set correctly, in fact if I jump to a section the walls show correct PBC and if I enter 3D from that view (via F5) the PBC is correct in 3D as well regardless of which reno filter I apply.
But jump back to plan and then return to 3D (via F5) and the model loses PBC. PBC will ONLY show correctly if I jump from section view to 3D.
This is an issue that seems to have cropped up after last week's hotfix (6004)
Any ideas? What am I missing? I'm losing hair here
can't add two images for some reason.
here's the same wall floor connection when I jump to 3D from section view.
here's the same wall floor connection when I jump to 3D from section view.
Found it. Walls were drawn on the ArchiCAD Layer which was changing priorities in the different layer sets.
Setting walls to a proper (non-master) layer did the trick.
Head smack.
Setting walls to a proper (non-master) layer did the trick.
Head smack.
Still looking?
