Wall Heights error
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2013-09-30
10:25 PM
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Rubia Torres
2013-09-30
10:25 PM
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2013-09-30 11:02 PM
2013-09-30
11:02 PM
It appears it is not an error, but a change in the way the wall parameters are displayed. The "h" indicates Height of the wall (from its base), whereas the old method was to display the top level "t". The arrow to the right of your figures brings up options to display figures with "Top and Home Offset" or "Height and Home Offset". For me the "Top" option is greyed out and cannot be selected, and as I have not really taken on AC17 yet I don't know what triggers this to be available. Someone else may have the answer to that.
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2013-09-30 11:22 PM
2013-09-30
11:22 PM
I'm providing a larger view since as I see it should still act the old way of H in relation to base plane not H in relation to wall itself. If this is the new way then I don't like it.
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2013-09-30 11:34 PM
2013-09-30
11:34 PM
Problem solved. I finally realized what s2art was trying to tell me. I clicked on the little arrow next to the H and that gives a selection of how you want to see the elevations. I'm always forgetting to try all the new arrows next to selections
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.
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2013-09-30 11:41 PM
2013-09-30
11:41 PM
Ah, a larger image. That's like talking louder to someone because they don't speak English.
I know exactly what you mean, though. It was good to have the two alternative ways of determining the top of a wall - either by top level in the info box, or by height from base in the wall settings. If someone can explain how we get the "Top and Home Offset" option active in the side arrow sub menu (or whatever its technical name is) you should be able to have it the way you like it.
(Oops, too late, but glad you got there).

I know exactly what you mean, though. It was good to have the two alternative ways of determining the top of a wall - either by top level in the info box, or by height from base in the wall settings. If someone can explain how we get the "Top and Home Offset" option active in the side arrow sub menu (or whatever its technical name is) you should be able to have it the way you like it.
(Oops, too late, but glad you got there).

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2013-10-02 09:43 AM
2013-10-02
09:43 AM
Stuart, that option becomes enabled only when the Top of the Wall is linked to a Story.
With the "Not linked" option for the Wall top it is not available.
And Ron, yes, that little arrow gives you access to the various options.
In your case I think the "Current Story" option will provide you with the way it worked in AC16.
(Actually, in that case the H: text - which is for Height - will turn back to T: - which is for Top)
With the "Not linked" option for the Wall top it is not available.
And Ron, yes, that little arrow gives you access to the various options.
In your case I think the "Current Story" option will provide you with the way it worked in AC16.
(Actually, in that case the H: text - which is for Height - will turn back to T: - which is for Top)
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2013-10-02 09:36 PM
2013-10-02
09:36 PM
laszlonagy wrote:Thanks for the clarification.
Stuart, that option becomes enabled only when the Top of the Wall is linked to a Story.
With the "Not linked" option for the Wall top it is not available.
And Ron, yes, that little arrow gives you access to the various options.
In your case I think the "Current Story" option will provide you with the way it worked in AC16.
(Actually, in that case the H: text - which is for Height - will turn back to T: - which is for Top)