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How to render an axonometric view

Anonymous
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Hi!
I'm a student and the assignment I'm working on now, is the first one where I can use ArchiCad. I've been drawing by hand until now.
And when I drew the images, I could make an axonometry of my room/house. But how do I do this in ArchiCad?

I want the walls/doors/windows that are closest to me, to be greyed out so we can see everything in the room.
It's supose to be in 1:50

I found a picture on the web wich are pretty close to what I want:

axonometric_04.gif
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Anonymous
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Okey, thank you very much. I think I get it 😉
I'll shure give it a try
Anonymous
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If you save your top 3d view as a 3d document (new feature in 12) you can add dimensions to it. Quality wont be as good as a rendering but its alright.

Cheers!
Anonymous
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Thank you all for all the tips

But one last thing. I really want to print out completly rendered images.
But how do I make shure that the rendered image is in the right scale?
I tried to go to wiev - zoom - actuall size. But that is not the actuall size.
Also when I'm in my layout book and viewing an a3 layout, and I press "actuall size" it's still as small as a4. Do you understand what I mean?
My drawing here is in 1:50, but how do I get a right scaled image to my layout?
Anonymous
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Use the Resize command with the "Define graphically" option to scale the image, using an element of known length.
Anonymous
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I just wanna say thank you guys for the help here!
I'm done with the project now