I shared this in AC27 Tech Preview, but not many saw it. Please comment below. Solid Model Operations (SEOs) are powerful modeling tools. The weakest of materials can cut the strongest of materials. SEOs work better than the Trim to Roof Tool, sort o...
As it is unlikely that we will see the Material Status (Core / Finish / Other) assigned directly to Building Materials any time soon. And the Morph & Mesh tools can't get around this using Composites or Complex profiles, I would like to propose that ...
Would it be possible to add composite element skin type recognition to the solid element operations?One example use case is this… I’d love to be able to subtract wall finishes above a dropped ceiling slab element, but still let the framing pass throu...
Hi! I use the Solid Element Operations a lot for modelling roads, sidewalks and other landscape parts. However, this slows down the model quite a lot, so I like to convert them to morphs, and keep the SEO as a backup for when I need to change things....
It would be handy if the door / window tool could create an opening through other elements sitting adjacent to the "host" In the image below of a recent project, we have the existing walls (blue) which we are creating an opening through. The existing...
Hi everybody.At the moment the Wall tool is able to correctly show its position in floorplan based on position of cutting plane and correctly show if it is cut/under the plane/above the plane. Also it works good if I want to show it in roof plan and ...
Currently (Archicad 26) the roof tool allows modification of each plane, to assign eaves/gable/ridge/valley... etc. and to individually decide how the edges are cut. In actual construction this is a complicated element and should really be defined us...
I wish that everybody who puts in a wish would take the time to master the tools that are currently available. The reason for this is that more than half the wishes can be obtained in a so-called "work around ".Are these workarounds? Or are these jus...
Any window with an "OK" button would benefit from having an "Apply" button as well. The "OK" button applies changes you've made in a window *and* closes the window. An "APPLY" button would apply those changes, but keep the window open. If you wanted ...
Often times I found myself scratching my head as to how I should edit my walls in order for them to properly intersect. Most annoying is when a load bearing brick wall intersects a non load bearing framed wall at a 90 degree angle. What I'd like to h...
