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The line you clicked on has to be continuous (zoom in to check) and has to run from edge (of the mesh) to edge (or has to be a loop)

Thank you friend. I planed to make more tutorials and I will very soon 👍

@@madtutorialsMT you're welcome. I'm waiting:)

You're welcome my friend 😉

@@madtutorialsMT hithere, I would like to ask if it would be possible to create a curved glass curtain wall in archicad like this czcams.com/video/hAs235c2uuM/video.html

Have you seen my tutorials about doors and windows? ... Are they different from what you are looking for?

I’ll check out your tutorials thanks

Hi Gregory. The steps that you are doing is correct, the only problem is the horizontal cutting plane for the plan, is set to 100 or 120 by default. Honestly I don't remember exactly where you can change this option. If you want to elevate all the project at the same time, you need to rearrange the story levels and heights from the story settings.

I did explore the cutting plane but did not find a solution. I have persisted with stories and had some success. I feel the solution is to generate various stories?. Currently, I have the model on 0.0 level AND 154.7 level. My efforts are tedious and so I feel there must be a more elegant solution to elevating models. I sincerely appreciate your responding to my question. greg..... @@madtutorialsMT

You're totally welcome. I'm glad I could help. Having a blank layout could have many different reasons. The main problem that pops up in my mind is the origin point of the two layouts is different. You can check if the layouts are at the same origin, then use the trace and reference 👍

blank layouts has confused me as sometimes it all works and then it doesn’t? Also some layouts are OK and others are not. I’ll check the origin. Thanks.

Thanks, a thousand thanks ..... hours and hours trying to solve drama of blank layouts, and your comment about relocating the orign worked a treat. Amazing my confidence is returning. Sincere thanks.

@gregorypickworth191 I'm really excited that I could help, and I'm so glad for you that you could achieve what you were looking for. Have a nice day

Hello friend ... yes, you can do it with a "trace and reference" tool. First, go to the floor level that you want to draw, then from the navigator panel on the right, right click on the floor level that you want to see as the reference, select use as trace and reference. Enjoy!

Thanks a lot my friend

Hi friend. I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to your question. So sorry

You're welcome my friend. I'm glad that I was helpful

Hi friend. Do you mean in the plan view when you draw the wall horizontally, you can see the fill, but when you draw vertically, you don't see it? ... if you are using a pattern, try to scale it down

@@madtutorialsMT thanks for your reply. Yes, that's what I mean. I actually found the answer in an Archicad tutorial. There is a box that gives you options on how to align the fill and miracle of miracles it worked. Thanks to your video, however, I was able to stop the pattern running into itself.

@@odettesalem4818 that's great, thank you for sharing the solution of your problem

When the file is locked, Archicad cannot do anything about it. First you should try to unlock the file

@@madtutorialsMT Can you guide me to unlock the file? Thank you

@@delphzz3862 honestly, I would love to, but I don't know anything about the autocad files. I can't even work or draw with autocad

You're welcome my friend 😉

Hi Friend. I really miss you all too. since the last video I was very busy with my job. I really want to upload more videos, but thers is no time to record and edit the videos. I also planned for more archicad videos and 3dsmax/Vray. I hope I could find the time and energy to share my knoledge with everyone. thnaks for your kind and motivative comment

Hi Arthur. Unfortunately I don't know any solution for your question. but if you search on youtube, maybe someone has a tutorial about it.

Thanks mate, appreciate your reply. @@madtutorialsMT

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My pleasure, so glad I could have helped

Hi friend. Thank you for your support

Thanks 👍

Hi friend. Thanks for your kind comment. I'm glad I had helped you 😄

I think if you follow the steps, based on this tutorial, you would figure out what does it make difficult for you. Do it step by step

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Grazie mille caro 🌹

Grazie mille amico 😊

My pleasure 😊

My pleasure 😉

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Hi friend. Maybe your 3d view doesn't update automatically. If that is not the case, try to elevate nodes, in 3d view. If the problem remains, try to do it, with my tutorial, step by step.

@@madtutorialsMT Thank You so much! You are the best! Have a nice day!

@@madtutorialsMT Yes. With 3D elevation of nodes my surface is OK ;) ! 100 THANKS!

@@hahohihi4753 great, thanks for sharing the solution. It could be also a problem for someone else. 🌹

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Hi friend. Sorry that I responded with the delay. You can control how you want to see the elevator in the settings. So it is up to you that you see it only on one floor or all the floors

I draw the skirting with the beam tool. I used profile manager to create a "custom profile" for the beam.

Hi friend. Unfortunately, line types are only defined inside AutoCAD. There might be a solution for this but I don't know it. Sorry if I don't have a solution.

@@madtutorialsMT my workaround was to plot to file (pdf) from within AutoCAD. Then I just import the PDF into Archicad. Only issue is I had to hand write the scale but easy to do. Thanks for replying!