Archicad Tutorial #82: Baseboard and Crown Molding in Archicad

[@geraldburwell7622]

Thanks!

[@Shoegnome]

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[@Shoegnome]

Thank you again Gerald. Just saw the super thanks! This is the first one I've ever received. Made my day!!

[@Priest92]

Thanks shoegnome, been using arxhicad for around 10 years now and still have so many questions.

[@Shoegnome]

If you've got anything you'd like to see a video on, let me know.

[@D_SQ]

Your work is absolutely beautiful. It could be a seemingly small-scale project, but it is packed with so much detail. In the kitchen, for example, you have a pot-filler! Just ridiculous. Thank you for all you do.

[@Shoegnome]

Thanks. That pot filler is an object I scripted. It's in my template if you want it!

[@radukapu]

@@Shoegnome is your template somewhere to be downloaded?

[@Shoegnome]

Absolutely: www.shoegnome.com/template/

[@conmes3077]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@Shoegnome]

👍👍👍

[@neiliusflavius]

I find that when I use a thin wall for linings it often wants to interact strangely with the main walls. Using a separate layer and changing the intersection number works.

[@Shoegnome]

Yes. If you do layered walls like this you always need to use separate layers with different intersection group numbers. Otherwise it'll be a mess.

[@laurencebrill2196]

🍷🥇 🙏

[@laurentiucauni8540]

Are the light switches a default object in Archicad or is it a custom object?

[@Shoegnome]

Those are the default out of the box light switches. They're quite good.

[@laurentiucauni8540]

@@Shoegnome I think it's only for the US. Can't seem to find them in the INT version. Just 2D symbols with no 3D model.

[@Shoegnome]

That's annoying! If you got to my template FAQ, you can download the USA Library and copy out those light switches. Definitely worth it: www.shoegnome.com/template/shoegnome-open-template-faq/

[@timotheekamdem829]

hello, hope you're doing well, please can I have your template ?

[@Shoegnome]

Of course. Here's a link to the template: www.shoegnome.com/template/

[@radukapu]

This is definitely better way for tiles using a wall than using a slab.

[@Shoegnome]

Absolutely! And if you need a coved base or top or a special course of tile, a complex profile makes it even more powerful for wall tile.