Saving building as object!?
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ā2006-06-01
02:37 AM
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Rubia Torres
ā2006-06-01
02:37 AM
In order to combine different files into one presentation on a site, I need to save each building as an object. However when I do this using the Marque tool, selecting all stories (the thick one), then saving the selection as an object; the object that is created is only based on the story that was active. How do I make an object of the entire building, showing all stories?
I really appreciate any help on this! Tomorrow is deadline and I was really hoping to avoid photoshoping it...
Thanks all

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ā2006-06-01 03:53 AM
ā2006-06-01
03:53 AM
Have you tried using a selection of everything in the 3D window and THEN saving it as an object?
Dwight Atkinson
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ā2006-06-01 05:52 AM
ā2006-06-01
05:52 AM
Haavard,
Apparently, one can save an entire project as a library part from the plan
by going to file>GDL object>save project as.....
When you tried to save the project from the 3D window
you may have used the "thin" marque rather than the "fat" marque.
The thin marque only shows the elements that are
on the story showing in plan.
Peter Devlin
Apparently, one can save an entire project as a library part from the plan
by going to file>GDL object>save project as.....
When you tried to save the project from the 3D window
you may have used the "thin" marque rather than the "fat" marque.
The thin marque only shows the elements that are
on the story showing in plan.
Peter Devlin
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ā2006-06-01 06:14 AM
ā2006-06-01
06:14 AM
When saving objects from the 3D window make sure your view is a top view. Set this in 3d projection setings
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ā2006-06-01 08:19 AM
ā2006-06-01
08:19 AM
Don't forget to turn off the furniture and plumbing fixture layers (and anything else you don't need inside the buildings) before saving as library parts to lighten up the model. I am assuming that you only need this for exterior shots, so the interiors can be left out.