2007-07-02 08:10 PM
2007-07-19 02:58 AM
Joseph wrote:have you got autogroup switched on? mine group . . .
By the way they do not group once they are placed either
2007-07-19 09:37 AM
Joseph wrote:Joseph,
But Grid Element dialog will not effect the placement of the grid itself. Only after placement of grid Grid Element dialog has to be used to edit them all. Is this the only way editing after the fact?
2007-07-19 10:03 AM
~/archiben wrote:Thank you Ben.
...yet another example of arse-about-face graphisoft logic...
2007-07-19 10:13 AM
Laura wrote:The Grid System menu is now replaced with one Grid System command - it can do all what the old menu could.
Yes, I know this -- and I've adjusted my WE accordingly -- the "Grid System" menu is nowhere to be found.
2007-07-19 10:17 AM
Joseph wrote:Grouping is tied to the status of the general Autogroup flag. (Edit menu --> Grouping --> Autogroup)
By the way they do not group once they are placed either
2007-07-19 05:09 PM
~/archiben wrote:Naw -- removing the 'structural grid' add-on is the first thing I did.
another thought: the 'grid system' and the 'structural grid' add-ons used to be incompatible: you could run oneorthe other but not both together. is that the problem?
~/archiben wrote:...and there it is... thanks (again) ben...
laura - what if, in your WE command settings, you sort the commands "By Theme"? then open the "Add-ons" theme and you should see the grid system commands within its own folder there . . . ?
2007-07-19 06:47 PM
gkovacsp wrote:Joseph wrote:
But Grid Element dialog will not effect the placement of the grid itself. Only after placement of grid Grid Element dialog has to be used to edit them all. Is this the only way editing after the fact?
Joseph,
are you talking about the Grid System dialog?
If so, then you can set the properties of the grid elements (including text) the following way:
Grid System Settings dialog --> Grid Elements Panel --> Push the Grid Element settings button --> This pops up the Grid element settings dialog, where you can do it.
regards,
g
2007-07-20 12:18 AM
gkovacsp wrote:you're welcome!~/archiben wrote:Thank you Ben.
...yet another example of arse-about-face graphisoft logic...
I hope my previous post helps you to find the settings you miss.it did - many thanks. now if we could talk a little about consistency: such things as typical dialogue box panels, and naming conventions ("Floor Plan & Section", "Model"), etc . . . ? maybe you weren't aware that's what the rest of the application was doing?
2007-07-20 10:30 AM
~/archiben wrote:Grid tool is very special. While other elements have one attribute set for all sections and elevations Grid Tool allows you to customize: create a different look for the Grid Element on every section/elevation.
... now if we could talk a little about consistency: such things as typical dialogue box panels, and naming conventions ("Floor Plan & Section", "Model"), etc . . . ? maybe you weren't aware that's what the rest of the application was doing?
2007-07-20 11:30 AM
Joseph wrote:Thanks for the report, I added it to our bug tracking system.
Just as a note the Grid line type does not stay set in the 1st two left options (broken lines)!