yesterday - last edited yesterday
The Split and Trim tools, including Marquee and Find & Select, are not sufficient for erasing or removing certain architectural elements, so quickly, in Archicad. It would therefore be highly beneficial to extend the functionality of the Erase tool, which is already available for guide lines, so that it can also be used with all other architectural elements.
Operating system used: Windows
12 hours ago
I feel like someone is going to erase a whole lot of overlapping / neighbouring elements that they did not intend to without realising if it was made generic... You would definetly need some quick filter options.
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an hour ago - last edited an hour ago
There's no need to filter elements. Just activate the tool(s) associated with the elements you want to erase:
It's like in AutoCAD for example. This will also help speed up the workflow.
40m ago
Just hold the CTRL key and click to trim back to the nearest intersection (linear elements only).
Barry.
17m ago
This option currently allows elements to be trimmed or deleted one at a time. I suggest making the deletion like the selection process, allowing users to delete or erase multiple elements using the same selection methods:
We can also decide to remove elements as follows:
6m ago - last edited 52 seconds ago
This drag-to-erase method is actually possible with the "Erase Guide Lines" option in Archicad:
The drag-to-erase functionality should also be available for other architectural elements.