We have gone through waves of library pollution, and it seems like one is washing over our projects again. This entry was posted in Coordination, Graphic Overrides, Level of Detail, Quick Tips, Surfaces and tagged 3d Model, design studies, Graphic Overrides, iterations, Renovation Filter, Surfaces on Augby wwabim. Using the Renovation Filter to pin elements that may not be permanent to the model:.Using the surface painter to reassign surfaces quickly and easily:.Using Graphic Overrides to switch between surfaces:.Here are 3 (1-3 minute) videos on steps I took to make this as efficient and nondestructive to the model as possible.
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pln or duplicate the teamwork file (see the BIM Manual for pros and cons of various iteration methods), but in this case, I was able to run 3 different surface options and 2 different stone slab configurations through 3 rooms without having any impact on the documents or even the model. In this particular project, we are late in the game and need to run some options through our model, as suggested by the Interior Design Team.
DO NOT Customize drawing names in place of properly naming the view and/or viewpoint. DO NOT Use 10 elements to model something where 1 element will work. DO NOT Save objects as objects/door leafs/etc. DO NOT Modify existing meshes only add/subtract with additional model components. DO NOT Ignore the library loading report for missing or duplicated parts. DO NOT Embed pdf’s and dwg’s in a file unless they are part of the documentation and they have a relatively small file size (10MB max). DO NOT Save views with CUSTOM or MISSING view settings. DO NOT Allow the view map to gather disorganized views or floating views outside folders. DO NOT Model anything farther from project 0,0,0 than necessary. DO NOT Import custom GDL/SKP/RFA elements without checking polygon count and file size. DO NOT Use high resolution images for custom surfaces. DO NOT Store model clutter on a hidden layer unless it will be used in the future. DO NOT Copy/Paste from a file without checking for attribute pollution. DO NOT Use the bold marquee to stretch/move/delete unless you intend to edit every visible element on every story in the project. DO NOT Manually overriding a text dimension rather than tracking down the rogue 1/64″. DO NOT Work all day or multiple days without a send/receive or save. DO NOT Grab all of one element type to set as operators or targets in a solid element operation. DO NOT Draft an elevation element that can/should be modeled. DO NOT Put a fill over a sloppy junction in plan or section. DO NOT Mask out and put manual text over a schedule on a layout. Here is a brief list of things to never get caught doing in your projects: There are certain things we should never do in ARCHICAD, or at the very least, avoid at all costs.
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