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‎2005-09-15
04:31 PM
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03:13 PM
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Rubia Torres

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‎2005-09-15 08:32 PM
That much you probably already knew.
How to make a custom window marker is probably what you wanted to know. I do not know how to do that, but I whish I did. I hope someone will tell us if that can be done, and how to do it.
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‎2005-09-15 09:24 PM
Steve wrote:It's not hard. You will need to learn some GDL to do it though. You may want to spend some time with the "Object Making" book to get a handle on the language, so you can make the marker the shape you want.
The same way you would change markers on existing windows. Ctrl-A, then in window selections settings, click the Dimension Marker tab and select the new marker.
That much you probably already knew.
How to make a custom window marker is probably what you wanted to know. I do not know how to do that, but I whish I did. I hope someone will tell us if that can be done, and how to do it.
The text is a pretty simple command:
TEXT2 0,0, GLOB_ID, but there is a lot of formatting that goes along with it.

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‎2005-09-19 02:15 PM
For customised door and window markers, I've been using the old Detail-Marker 70 library part (which was included in archicad library up to version 7).
I find it useful, in that I can change the shape of the outline (eg. circle for windows, hexagon for doors & triangles for gates). It's also useful in that it gives me space for 2 lines of info (type & position). Not sure where it's disappeared to as a standalone object. Unfortunately it's not linked to the specific door or window.
I'm sure with some more gdl knowledge, you can edit it.
regards
Haneef
Aziz Tayob Architects
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