Window and Beam intersection. Please Help.
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‎2015-01-15
02:40 AM
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‎2023-05-24
08:53 AM
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Rubia Torres
‎2015-01-15
02:40 AM
I have a modelling issue I'm trying to fix, iv got this wall and I using empty windows to make holes in it, but I'm trying to then put different elements through the walls like beams to create custom window sills and what not but they keep cutting the beams, ill send a pick to show what i mean, Iv tired looking for fixes on the net but haven't had much luck! let me know what you think.
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‎2015-01-15 05:46 AM
‎2015-01-15
05:46 AM
Assuming you are using ArchiCAD 17 or 18 I would think that the intersection priority of the building material being used for the sill is less than the priority of the building material being used by the wall.
Bump up the priority of the sill material and it will no longer be cut by the wall.
Bump up the priority of the sill material and it will no longer be cut by the wall.
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‎2015-01-15 10:09 AM
‎2015-01-15
10:09 AM
The wall with the opening must have a different layer priority then the layer of the elements that pass through the opening. The elements are cut by the opening in the wall, not by the wall building material.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
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‎2015-01-15 10:59 AM
‎2015-01-15
10:59 AM
Depending on the level of detail etc you may wish to consider using Solid Element Operations to form the opening if you are creating a detailed assembly of components.
The other thing to try is making the opening smaller than the components you are trying to build around it. You may still need to use SEO's if the material priorities don't make the right "cuts" though.
The other thing to try is making the opening smaller than the components you are trying to build around it. You may still need to use SEO's if the material priorities don't make the right "cuts" though.
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‎2015-01-15 09:56 PM
‎2015-01-15
09:56 PM
mRalin wrote:That's actually not the case, the elements are cut by the wall. You can pass a beam through a window opening with the same layer priorities as long as the beam is using a building material with a higher priority than that of the wall.
The wall with the opening must have a different layer priority then the layer of the elements that pass through the opening. The elements are cut by the opening in the wall, not by the wall building material.
Hope that helps.
Take a look at the attached image, both beams and the wall all have the same layer priority, however the left beam has a higher building material priority than the wall and the right beam has a lower one. One is trimmed and the other isn't.
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‎2015-01-19 08:28 AM
‎2015-01-19
08:28 AM
I had a similar modeling situation with walls that pass through windows.
If the reference lines of the walls intersect, the opening will cut regardless of building materials priorities. You can avoid this situation if you put the walls in layers with different intersection priorities or if you manually align the walls reference lines so that they do not touch.
Other elements besides walls seems to behave as expected.
If the reference lines of the walls intersect, the opening will cut regardless of building materials priorities. You can avoid this situation if you put the walls in layers with different intersection priorities or if you manually align the walls reference lines so that they do not touch.
Other elements besides walls seems to behave as expected.