morph or slab with seo

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2017-03-14
01:54 AM
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2023-05-24
08:33 AM
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Rubia Torres
1. can a morph be shaped to a specified radius and cut into the wall?
2. any good video out there to show the SEO
thanks
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2017-03-15 07:19 AM
Barry wrote:Yes, I did use that to set at the corner of the slab ...and save as the library part in 3D plan view and still not showing up in the project...but it shows when I drew on a new PLN but not on the Teamwork project pln.
Follow the cursor co-ordinates back to 0,0.
You will be best to reset the user origin to the default project origin (just in case you have a user origin set as this will register as 0,0 co-ords as well - so you need to remove it).
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2017-03-15 07:29 AM
So you are saving the slab as an object and not a door or window?
If so I assume you can see your other objects in 3D (then it is not a 3D filter setting).
Is you 3D view using a different renovation filter maybe?
Barry.
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2017-03-15 07:40 AM
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2017-03-15 07:58 AM
There is no need for saving as an object and the SEO.
Save as a door or window with ID = WALLHOLE.
Then place as door or window in your wall.
See image.
I am not sure about a video for SEO (check the YouTube channel in the HELP menu.
But if you create a slab for the SEO you will have to stand it up so will need to save as an object and then add ROTATE commands in the script.
Or convert to Morph and rotate it in 3D.
Then overlap the object/morph with the wall > SEO > subtract.
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2017-03-15 08:12 AM
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2017-03-15 08:14 AM
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2017-03-15 08:44 AM
It has been around for ages.
The WALLHOLE ID trick came in back at version 12 or 14 maybe.
Before that we had to edit the script manually.
Now if you need to you can add frames and glass.
Model exactly as you want them to be and set the correct building materials for them.
The bottom of your frame slab at zero 'z' height will be the front of the frame in the wall.
Everything above zero will be the depth of the frame.
Model below zero if you want something to stick out in front.
Just re-save as the same object if you need to amend anything.
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