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need help with columns

Anonymous
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Hi. I use ArchiCAD 10, and i don't know how to create horizontal columns. Help me plz,
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Anonymous
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horizontal columns? i prefer calling it beams?
Anonymous
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beams are only rectengular or profile, how to make a circle in its cut?
Anonymous
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useless wrote:
beams are only rectengular or profile, how to make a circle in its cut?
profile
Stephen Dolbee
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There is also a cylinder library part that might work for you.
AC19(9001), 27" iMac i7, 12 gb ram, ATI Radeon HD 4850 512mb, OS 10.12.6
Anonymous
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thnx, but: about cylinder library part - where can i find it? And about profile: i tried to make a circle in profile with profile manager tool. Yes it works, but i cant change it radius, it's constant value 😕
Anonymous
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You can find library objects using the "find library parts" option in the object settings pulldown.... then enter a keyword
Dwight
Newcomer
useless wrote:
thnx, but: about cylinder library part - where can i find it? And about profile: i tried to make a circle in profile with profile manager tool. Yes it works, but i cant change it radius, it's constant value 😕
Yikes!

If you are making round columns, they are right there in the column tool.

Once you make ANY custom profile, that profile CAN be edited - ie: radius change - not directly in plan like a wall can, say, but only by editing in profile manager. That is why they made it boss of the profiles.
Dwight Atkinson
Anonymous
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Dwight wrote:
not directly in plan like a wall can, say, but only by editing in profile manager


and by stretching up the profile e.g: in 3D window
Dwight
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True. Stretching constraints CAN be removed, but it seems incautious for the architectural environment - unless you are just playing around.
Dwight Atkinson