How to Create Surface Based Schedules and Formwork Takeoffs in Archicad

[@YOMOODY]

Your channel is like the next level of Archicad practice !

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Thanks Mahmoud for the comment!

[@mahmoudqenawi7100]

Thank you Jon, really valuable.

[@davincijn6207]

It's great to have you back . Well done

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Thanks Davinci!

[@vdc-boge382]

Great! I have been puzzled by concrete formwork a few month, and you give me a guide to solve this problem.

[@CONTRABIM]

Great, yes this is certainly one method that works for the formed areas! There are some other ways of doing this as well, but this is probably the most visual "formwork painting" style

[@conmes3077]

Thx John very helpful 👍🏻

[@CONTRABIM]

Thanks! Surface takeoffs are definitely a less used method, but can be useful in some cases...

[@conmes3077]

@@CONTRABIM yes....😊 Little miss you on RUclips 😁

[@Rsrigo1]

That's some high quality stuff!

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Thanks Robertas!

[@dawidfedko8360]

Thank you!

[@CONTRABIM]

Thanks for the inspiration on this one!

[@realpulsecoin]

Great content! 👍

[@nemeseduard4736]

Great! Keep it up! Very useful material!!!!!

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Thanks Nemes! We'll be back with more videos soon!

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Grazie!!!!

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Grazie mille!

[@ShaoYenChen]

Thanks for the great video. How would it be if there are partially dry walls with other walls built in concrete? How to exclude only the dry walls?

[@CONTRABIM]

I'd probably recommend using a different method for that, likely a component schedule to pull out area of drywall

[@ebtikarco6566]

You are a wonderful person .. I have a question, where do you get the Formwork texture ?

[@CONTRABIM]

I created it in powerpoint:) Easy to setup based on a 1x1 grid, laid out into 4x8 panels which is the typical formwork panel size.