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‎2018-09-16
01:12 AM
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‎2023-05-24
07:23 PM
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Rubia Torres
‎2018-09-16
01:12 AM
I want to connect points in a 3D view with a line and I use the "morph" tool (method polyline).
Can I view a polyline morph in a render?
Thanks
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‎2018-09-17 03:49 AM
‎2018-09-17
03:49 AM
mest79 wrote:This may be a silly question, but have you tried?
Can I view a polyline morph in a render?
It is best if you test it to see if what you model is visible as we have no idea of what it is you are trying to see.
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‎2018-09-17 04:21 AM
‎2018-09-17
04:21 AM
Just out of curiosity I had a look.
Cinerender does not show the hard edge of any elements at all (not even walls & slabs).
So a morph surface will show but not the edges, and a morph line will not show at all.
So unless there is a setting I am missing in Cinerender options, it look as though you will have to combine a sketch render (where the lines will show) with a Cinerender.
Barry.
Cinerender does not show the hard edge of any elements at all (not even walls & slabs).
So a morph surface will show but not the edges, and a morph line will not show at all.
So unless there is a setting I am missing in Cinerender options, it look as though you will have to combine a sketch render (where the lines will show) with a Cinerender.
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‎2018-09-17 03:57 PM
‎2018-09-17
03:57 PM
I use the railing tool as a 3D polyline. That will show in renders.
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‎2018-09-17 08:57 PM
‎2018-09-17
08:57 PM
Thanks Tim but I use Archicad 20 and I don't have the railing tool
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‎2018-09-18 03:19 AM
‎2018-09-18
03:19 AM
You could try a very small diameter round beam (complex profile) for horizontal and sloping 'lines' and a small round column for vertical.
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‎2018-09-18 11:50 AM
‎2018-09-18
11:50 AM
Thanks Barry, I'll do it your way.
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