This video is the catalyst of a streamlined, successful, one man band stand, structural engineering business I will create. Thank you for the empowerment.
My template has the primary views all saved in the view map. So I rarely need to go to the project map, unless I need to make a new view. The danger of working from the project map is that you can forget that what you're working on has no correlation to what will be printed (ei, you can be working at any scale, any layer combination, any renovation filter, etc.). By working in the project map what you are working on directly relates to what you'll see on your sheets.
Thanks for posting this, it's really helpful. Just to clarify, when you say you prefer to work in View map, rather than the project map, can you elaborate a bit more? i.e. Do you build the majority of your model in Project map and then make small changes etc in the View map. Or do you begin building your model from the start in the View map? Thanks, Fleur
Try posting your question here: archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewforum.php?f=11&sid=f8dd838edf94f805ec848bad8fe6877a Unfortunately I haven't seen that behavior before and can't reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest.
This video is the catalyst of a streamlined, successful, one man band stand, structural engineering business I will create. Thank you for the empowerment.
awesome!
@@Shoegnome Jared, I will watch all your videos and let you know if I have any other questions!
Thanks again, another great tutorial. Martin Bell - Transform Architects
My template has the primary views all saved in the view map. So I rarely need to go to the project map, unless I need to make a new view. The danger of working from the project map is that you can forget that what you're working on has no correlation to what will be printed (ei, you can be working at any scale, any layer combination, any renovation filter, etc.). By working in the project map what you are working on directly relates to what you'll see on your sheets.
Thanks for posting this, it's really helpful.
Just to clarify, when you say you prefer to work in View map, rather than the project map, can you elaborate a bit more? i.e. Do you build the majority of your model in Project map and then make small changes etc in the View map. Or do you begin building your model from the start in the View map?
Thanks,
Fleur
I can't drag my folders from the left part of the organizer to the right part, I don't know why and it's driving me nuts. Any idea?
Try posting your question here: archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewforum.php?f=11&sid=f8dd838edf94f805ec848bad8fe6877a
Unfortunately I haven't seen that behavior before and can't reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest.
Thank you! I actually found it out after few minutes, needed to use the button "Add shortcut..." below!
I usually drag them but don't know why this time I needed to do it by the button.
Glad you got it figured out. I hate when I don't have all the answers!
same here ;) thank you for answering!
thanks!
So you don't run the risk of 'losing work' because you spent the day adding elements to layers that don't show on your placed views.