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2017-05-16 11:48 AM - last edited on 2023-05-24 08:31 AM by Rubia Torres
2017-05-16
11:48 AM
I'd like to highlight "complaint" about the fact that when you place a door in a wall the PBC system takes into consideration the priority of the wall as if the opening wasn't there.
In other words another element with a buidling material weaker than the wall will be subtracted.
This is very annoying with the floors.
In fact usually the floor slab should have a lower priority of the walls (I model as it is built, so first I have the walls on the structural slab, then I have screed and flooring up to the edges of the walls ...
Unfortunately, according to the current bahaviour of archicad, I have to split the flooring (slabs) in correspondance of the door openings where the flooring slab should have a stronger priority building material in order to not be "removed" by the wall (even though the wall is not there due to the opening).
How do you guys solve that?
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2017-05-16 01:08 PM
2017-05-16
01:08 PM
If the bottom of the door touches the top of the slab and the top layer of the slab composite is a finish layer, it will not be cut.
A lot of ifs, but this is how I solve it.
Some door and window objects allow you to 'oversize' the opening, which is handy for doors that sit 20 mm or so above the slab to allow for a sill.
A lot of ifs, but this is how I solve it.
Some door and window objects allow you to 'oversize' the opening, which is handy for doors that sit 20 mm or so above the slab to allow for a sill.
Erwin Edel, Project Lead, Leloup Architecten
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2017-05-16 01:37 PM
2017-05-16
01:37 PM
WOW! Never knew about it!
You just have to use a slab with a composite structure and set the layers as "finishing" or "other". In this case the PBC intersection is skipped.
It works. THANK YOU!
You just have to use a slab with a composite structure and set the layers as "finishing" or "other". In this case the PBC intersection is skipped.
It works. THANK YOU!
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2017-05-16 01:57 PM
2017-05-16
01:57 PM
Think this was added in ArchiCAD17 or 18. It also works at the top with ceilings and the like. But only with slabs and walls. Roofs/shells don't have automatic connection.
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