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2013-11-13
10:40 PM
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2023-05-26
12:18 PM
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Rubia Torres
2015-04-07 05:45 AM
DrWho wrote:You can use the find command in a 3d view and select all the doors or filter based upon other parameters the chnage them on al stories. You can also change via the door schedule if the sort query based upon parameter criteria.
In your example, the doors, you can change them all simultaneously. What is difficult is "Selecting" the doors especially if they are on different floors. The easiest solution would be to improve the selection process so the doors can be changed at the same time.
2015-04-07 06:06 AM
2015-04-22 11:31 PM
2015-04-23 04:56 PM
methy wrote:And therein lies the whole issue with the current Archicad setup.
changing multiple doors is easy if you know how to set up your files correctly
for example using "Element ID" & "Find & Select"
you can do exactly what you want provided you have an ID system set up
2015-04-27 07:33 PM
sinceV6 wrote:I would expect that there would be a window that could be open at the same time as the a 2D or 3D window. In this window would be a list of all the building objects and elements in the project, perhaps organized as a tree structure. I could select an item in the list and it would highlight in the plan/3D windows and vice versa.
Hi.
strawbale wrote:And how exactly would you like it to work?methy wrote:And therein lies the whole issue with the current Archicad setup.
changing multiple doors is easy if you know how to set up your files correctly
for example using "Element ID" & "Find & Select"
you can do exactly what you want provided you have an ID system set up
If AC was designed to be user friendly you wouldn't need to know or even use these kind of esoteric work around solutions.
2015-04-27 08:16 PM
2015-04-28 03:17 PM