Hi, thank you very much for ur teaching I must confess u re a good teacher and I have learnt enough things from ur clips. Pls I want to learn how to do detailing in archcad. Thank u very much God bless u.
I want to so important point pls help me ? Is there a way to make multiple holes to fill (or slab, mesh etc.) with subtract from polygon -tool by using magic wand? Something similar like ctrl-clicking line ends or copy multiple elements pressing ctrl+alt while dragging. Now it is frustrating because I have to click every time fill's edge first and after that a hole I want to make. BUT IN THISH VIDEO only one click fill and consecutively 3 click subtract. HOW MAN HOW ???
+Yunus Emre Küçük I hope i understood your question correctly.. I think you asked how to subtract from fill with magic wand. The answer to that is that you have to select the fill, and then hold down the SPACE bar, and then click consecutively on each shape that you want to substract (the shapes should be drawn in advance) I hope I answered your question.
+abdu aziz abdu rahman as i show you at minute 3:50 you can set the thickness of the wall when you first draw it in the floor plan. You can later change it by dragging the reference line of the wall further so the wall becomes thicker.
+bitarmuzik you can use solid element operations as well, depending on what you need. When there are too many perforations, as in the rendering I showed at the beginning of the video, I prefer to use a custom profile.
?? This method does not work well on wall corners, with intersecting walls, or with windows and doors; not it is good with proper bim-modeling, as it gives no calculations for materials quantities, etc. ArchiCAD has had boolean operations for 10 years to do this stuff properly.
Hi, thank you very much for ur teaching I must confess u re a good teacher and I have learnt enough things from ur clips. Pls I want to learn how to do detailing in archcad. Thank u very much God bless u.
Thanks for not hiding any process. Well done.
Lets say I have a wall full of small circles that I want to empty them ... am I suppose to click on each circle ?? (I have more than 100)
Can you please demonstrate how to make a brick jali \ lattice wall ???
Thank you! Helped a lot! 🐧
Great job. Thanks 👍🏽☺️
Thanks for help! I like your tutorials! btw Are you polish?
+Joanna M Glad they are helpful! no, I'm not polish though :)
Helped a lot, thank you very much! :)
Thanks for the clip... it was really helpful!!!
+Chris furm You're welcome! Glad it helped.
this is great, thank you!
..thank you ..i understand all thing ..but how can i see dastanic which i see in your archicad ..also..how to wall high or strich..
i hope god love u more with this tutorial..thanks so much
thanks a lot for that waiting 4 more
Thanks a lot :) 😀
I want to so important point pls help me ?
Is there a way to make multiple holes to fill (or slab, mesh etc.) with subtract from polygon -tool by using magic wand? Something similar like ctrl-clicking line ends or copy multiple elements pressing ctrl+alt while dragging.
Now it is frustrating because I have to click every time fill's edge first and after that a hole I want to make.
BUT IN THISH VIDEO only one click fill and consecutively 3 click subtract. HOW MAN HOW ???
+Yunus Emre Küçük I hope i understood your question correctly.. I think you asked how to subtract from fill with magic wand.
The answer to that is that you have to select the fill, and then hold down the SPACE bar, and then click consecutively on each shape that you want to substract (the shapes should be drawn in advance)
I hope I answered your question.
Very nice...I Love that..thank you!!!
Thank you so much for this
That help a lot, thanks soo much
very nice! Thank you!
Very good video! THX :)
+Vilmos Kovacs Glad it helps!
hi four5six thanx for help you were always my hero, ......i have a problem... i can't change the thickness of this kind of wall so what do i do?
+abdu aziz abdu rahman as i show you at minute 3:50 you can set the thickness of the wall when you first draw it in the floor plan. You can later change it by dragging the reference line of the wall further so the wall becomes thicker.
yeah thanx alot..
thank you very much ... your toutorials are awesome, but there is this sound on the background its a bit annoying. besides that keep up the good work
hi , how can i make a perforated curved wall?
+Alina Paun Hi! See if this helps: ua-cam.com/video/FOxk0pINJBs/v-deo.html
How can I find the perforated wall that i've drawn?
+Sara Rabaa Options > Element attributes > Profile Manager, as I have shown in the video at 0:35. That is where you can find and edit the profile.
+Sara Rabaa at minute 3:30 I show you what options you have to select for your wall tool so it will have the profile you have drawn. I hope it helps.
+four5six Thank you very much dear.
but how u can fill the spaces in the wall with windows ?
+Saif Alislam See if this helps: ua-cam.com/video/Uflbi6ceraU/v-deo.html
+four5six thank you so so much i appreciate that
why not use solid elements operations?
+bitarmuzik you can use solid element operations as well, depending on what you need. When there are too many perforations, as in the rendering I showed at the beginning of the video, I prefer to use a custom profile.
😉😉 Very helpful
excellent
THANK YOU BIG TIME xoxox
Nice job :)
that u for your lessons! Where are you from, your accent sounds slavik.
Muchas gracias !!!
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This method does not work well on wall corners, with intersecting walls, or with windows and doors; not it is good with proper bim-modeling, as it gives no calculations for materials quantities, etc.
ArchiCAD has had boolean operations for 10 years to do this stuff properly.
wonderfull thanks
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Thanks, four5six..
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hi, thanx dear, yo full something new
in my head
So helpful videos but you do not answer when we ask any question regarding your video tutorials... I think you are German, your voice so innocent..
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