- Mon Mar 04, 2019 6:15 pm
#295070
Hello,
I am trying to learn how to use the new railing tool. Some questions that I have been struggling with:
1) I construct a simple rail along a single flight stair. I select "Show on Home and One Story Up." Which of the toggles controls the upper story, "Above Relevant Story," Relevant-Top Story," or "Relevant-Middle Story"?
2) For a simple railing like the one I describe, which story is considered the "relevant" story for all these options?
3) Is there a graphic somewhere that easily shows/explains the differences between all the Floor Plan Display Layout Options? I have been playing around with them for a while and their naming is just not intuitive to me.
4. Specifically, one setting that I am trying to achieve is for the upper story to show the upper section, then a breakline, then have the lower section be invisible... however, none of of the layout options seem to offer this, so I either get the entire rail, or nothing. Am I missing something?
Thanks for the responses! This is a pretty powerful tool, but it's definitely taking some time to wrap my head around.
Bill
I am trying to learn how to use the new railing tool. Some questions that I have been struggling with:
1) I construct a simple rail along a single flight stair. I select "Show on Home and One Story Up." Which of the toggles controls the upper story, "Above Relevant Story," Relevant-Top Story," or "Relevant-Middle Story"?
2) For a simple railing like the one I describe, which story is considered the "relevant" story for all these options?
3) Is there a graphic somewhere that easily shows/explains the differences between all the Floor Plan Display Layout Options? I have been playing around with them for a while and their naming is just not intuitive to me.
4. Specifically, one setting that I am trying to achieve is for the upper story to show the upper section, then a breakline, then have the lower section be invisible... however, none of of the layout options seem to offer this, so I either get the entire rail, or nothing. Am I missing something?
Thanks for the responses! This is a pretty powerful tool, but it's definitely taking some time to wrap my head around.
Bill
Bill Szustak RA
Principal, Springboard Design
ArchiCAD 22, Windows 10
Principal, Springboard Design
ArchiCAD 22, Windows 10