you can use the mesh to create 'fill'. you could use the solid elements operations (subtraction) to create a 'cut' volume. To work out the volume you should use a schedule, and assign it a unique surface or building material so that you can identify it.
with working to AHD, if I was working on a project that required an underground carpark how would you setup stories in that circumstance or would you use reference levels and work to that instead of project zero ?? thanks
+Robert Mann yeah thought so because the way we were taught in tafe was to have a AHD storey which doesn't make sense because when you create a storey you either go above or below that storey, so changing the reference level to a contour level makes more sense to me, thanks for that
when i was creating holes mesh suddenly disappeared from 3d and sections but visible in floor plans. i also checked renovation and 3d filtering options everything seems fine. how can i solve this problem ? Thank you
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This is good, well done to archi-cad family
Thanks man I'm coming from Revit and damn is a different world.
+Robert Mann 2 Questions: How to do the fill? and how to calculate the volumes of cuts and fills?
Does Archicad a simple way for that?
you can use the mesh to create 'fill'. you could use the solid elements operations (subtraction) to create a 'cut' volume.
To work out the volume you should use a schedule, and assign it a unique surface or building material so that you can identify it.
Yes that`s a good way. May be in future they may have some automatic option for that; filling the space between 2 volumes. Thanks
Legend mate thank you
with working to AHD, if I was working on a project that required an underground carpark how would you setup stories in that circumstance or would you use reference levels and work to that instead of project zero ?? thanks
never use project zero to avoid getting into negative heights.
if you use real AHD's this should rarely be an issue (unless you are underwater)
+Robert Mann yeah thought so because the way we were taught in tafe was to have a AHD storey which doesn't make sense because when you create a storey you either go above or below that storey, so changing the reference level to a contour level makes more sense to me, thanks for that
when i was creating holes mesh suddenly disappeared from 3d and sections but visible in floor plans. i also checked renovation and 3d filtering options everything seems fine. how can i solve this problem ? Thank you