I think there is a bug related to interior elevations and elements that
are exactly touching the elevation limit. Tested in AC27 (5003 NOR). It
seems related to composite building elements and how their cut lines are
defined – composite elements seem...
Okay, I give up. I was trying to create the attached stair, this should
be an easy task, right? Well, apparently not.Life is too short to keep
wrestling the stair tool – so before I just model this using basic
elements, any ideas? Regards,david
Is there a way to easily mirror multiple doors (or windows) in place,
around the centerpoint of each individual opening? The mirror command
always seems to require an axis, and so you have to do this operation
one door at a time. The closest I can ge...
Hi, I have a problem with certain T-intersections where one wall (for
instance an internal load-bearing concrete wall) extends halfway into
the core of an exterior wall (8" timber framing with 200 mm insulation).
Working with building materials I can...
Use the mesh (terrain) tool instead. Unless you need it to have a
composite structure - then I would try a combination of a slab and mesh,
for instance if you have a concrete slab with sloped roof insulation
over it.
Late reply to an old post, but might be useful to someone anyway - Check
out the "Ransac" plugin in CloudCompare, this automatically recognizes
primary shapes in your point cloud, but you will need to experiment a
little to find parameters that work ...
You are right, I tested it again and it seems like AC only merges the
whole edge if the angle between straight segments are below a certain
threshold – it seems like sharper corners will result in split edges
when converting the mesh to a morph. FWIW...
Maybe, but not necessarily. Still struggling to see exactly what you are
trying to do, so some sample data of what you're working with as input
would be helpful. You can in fact select and elevate a whole contour
line on a morph - try making a simple...
True, only option A can be done using a mesh. I agree this is not ideal,
and would also like a more advanced mesh tool, but I think you may be
trying to make a simple tool (terrain mesh) do something it's not meant
for. It would be easier to suggest ...
