ā2023-05-18
02:59 PM
- last edited on
ā2023-05-24
07:31 PM
by
Rubia Torres
Hello!
I started a new project in Archicad 26 and i noticed that in 3D my surfaces are acting a little weird.
I saw some fix on another post about it being because my project origin got messed up somehow but that didn't help to get a fix with this issue. You will see in the video I made the coordinates palette that i have some weird values.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks!
LE: forgot to add that it may also affect the grip points for the elements.
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ā2023-05-18 05:58 PM
You have already determined the cause of this: You're still to far from the project origin, as we can see in the coordinates down below.
Move your project to the global origin, save, close, and open the file. You should be good now. (This needs to be done for worksheets, too btw!)
ā2023-05-18 05:58 PM
You have already determined the cause of this: You're still to far from the project origin, as we can see in the coordinates down below.
Move your project to the global origin, save, close, and open the file. You should be good now. (This needs to be done for worksheets, too btw!)
ā2023-05-18 06:01 PM
I already tried to move the project to the global origin and nothing changed.
Any other reason that might happen?
ā2023-05-18 11:53 PM
Well according to the coordinates visible in the video you didn't actually do that? š¤·š»āāļø
Maybe you are confusing the user origin with the global project origin?
ā2023-05-19 07:47 AM
I guess I am because i don't really know the difference. I'll look into it now, but i gladly take any advice on how to do this properly.
ā2023-05-19 07:56 AM
Turn on the 'Coordinates' palette if you don't have it already.
Reset the user origin.
Check the coordinates of your model and if they are not close to zero, your model is too far from the project origin.
Barry.
ā2023-05-19 01:27 PM
This helped a lot. I got it fixed now. Thanks a lot!
Have a nice day!
ā2023-05-26 10:24 AM
This problem seemed to have reappeared, i tried to redo the same steps but did not work.. Any reason why this keeps happening?
ā2023-05-26 10:27 AM
If you have moved you model close to the Project Origin, check that you have not left something stranded far away still.
Turn all layers on.
In 3D zoom to extents.
If you model becomes very small, you have something far from the origin.
Barry.
ā2023-05-26 10:42 AM
And the problem seems to have reappeared. The worst part is that is ruins my grip points for editing elements and I use 3D viewport a lot in my workflow.
For example, I tried to use a mesh as a ramp because it will have the lower edge intersected with the another ramp..
Any other ideas on how i can fix this?