Tue Dec 30, 2008 8:31 pm
#137331
Why won't the slabs list their zone information like any other object/wall beam in AC.
See the attached view.
The 3d window shows a wire frame zone with a beam(ID: STN-xx), object (ID STN-) and a 3" thick slab (ID: STN-2) which doesNOT list its zone info, unlike the beam and object.
Why not?
And since I'm asking, I found parameters to list the area of the slab, and the area of the hole, but no way to combine them.
Similarly, Is there a way to multiply a cost/sf by an area and put the result in an adjacent column? Such as
$10/SF x 48 SF = $480?
Don't bother suggesting exporting to Excel, that takes the fun out of it.
Thanks.
PS I bet Revit handles this flawlessly.
See the attached view.
The 3d window shows a wire frame zone with a beam(ID: STN-xx), object (ID STN-) and a 3" thick slab (ID: STN-2) which doesNOT list its zone info, unlike the beam and object.
Why not?
And since I'm asking, I found parameters to list the area of the slab, and the area of the hole, but no way to combine them.
Similarly, Is there a way to multiply a cost/sf by an area and put the result in an adjacent column? Such as
$10/SF x 48 SF = $480?
Don't bother suggesting exporting to Excel, that takes the fun out of it.
Thanks.
PS I bet Revit handles this flawlessly.

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Nathan Brauer
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Mac Pro (upgraded mid 2010 model)
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