ArchiCAD 27: Elevation in 10 minutes - Beginners workflow

[@archguide]

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[@edgarl9282]

I really do enjoy your videos and there's not a time, I don't learn anything new. Thank you!

[@archguide]

Thanks! I really appreciate you saying that mate

[@nathanpiesset5668]

All your videos are very useful and comprehensive. Have a great day and thank you !

[@archguide]

Thanks Nathan! You too mate

[@JThalhammer]

This is great. Thank you

[@archguide]

Thanks!

[@arthurmcmarvinkunihira6738]

2:41 There is a trim tool in Archicad for matching the walls to the roof. Its easier to do that with the roofs

[@archguide]

the trim tool is a really quick way to cut elements to the roof... but if the roof changes it's shape or height, then we need to uncrop and re crop to the roof. I stick to solid element operations these days, it's a few more clicks but it saves me a bunch of back and forth in the long run.

[@jazzy2127]

Nice !

[@theseldomseenguy]

Great tutorial! Is it better to change the orientation of the texture with Documents > Creative Imaging > Align 3D Texture, so you do not have to change the attributes of the material, should you use them elsewhere in a different orientation? (Obviously if fill direction isn’t required). Does one method have more benefit over another?

[@archguide]

Thanks! In my mind it comes down to Localised change ( just the one or a few textures getting changed) vs universal change ( changing all the textures that have the surface applied at once). But at the end of the day there's a bunch of ways of solving the puzzle, if it gets the job done your sorted 👌

[@YvonneMargaretClementer]

how do you show the broken line of the door?

[@filipmarjanovic1068]

Great tutorial. Where can we find some beautiful background images like this one you have created? Thanks in advance...

[@archguide]

Thanks! I generated mine using midjourney. But if you want to skip the leg work the backgrounds from this file are available on the free trial in the patreon.

[@wheres_bears1378]

how can you see the background within a building say like looking trhough a glass wall

[@natanaeltobing6263]

What was the prompt you put on midjourney to get that forest(?) background? Anyway great video!

[@archguide]

Thanks! Prompt used: "Elevation of a water colour coastal forest with a flat slab of concrete in the foreground on a white background"