I am bringing an old Archicad 11 Project back to life as we have been
tasked with re-cladding the Building and so need to edit a lot of the
original Details. What I have discovered is that a Label object I made
as a poor mans Keynote tool uses a couple of Global Variables to...
Just come across a strange thing. See screenshots attached. This is a
Module file which contains only 2d lines nothing else. For some reason
when I access the Layer settings the only layer listed is "Archicad
Layer" no other layers yet when I select any of my lines drawn in ...
I'm not seeing a command that existed in previous versions of Archicad
Namely "Parallel/perpendicular" which you can assign a shortcut to
toggle between either Parallel or Perpendicular.Am I going daft?
IFC Library Objects only show on the lowest storey of the Model despite
being linked to a higher storey. In the attached screenshots you can see
the settings for these objects so they should not be visible on the -3
Datum storey but they are. The only solution I can think of...
Hi Minh I'm sorry for the delay. I haven't been able to recreate the
issue. I have upgraded Archicad 25 to Build 5005 so maybe that has
addressed whatever caused the issue. Thanks for your time.
Oh argh, so my object was based on a Graphisoft Archicad 9 label object
which I tweaked to suit what I wanted as it was good at handling changes
of view scale and guess what it uses the variable "Glob_Scale" in the
Master Script which the manual says you can't use as a param...
I've had this issue but usually its Composites that are the problem.In
my case all our Models use the same attributes for line and fill types
using the Attribute Manager. The problem occurs with custom Composites
where the design of the build up of partitions as the Project ...
You need to amend the name of the line type. That will force the
receiving file to use the new line type.Same thing can be done with
Composite walls. We use a system where the name of the composite has a
"revision" so a Composite wall type called "BLK_09" we add "-00" so the...
