How to create anything in ArchiCAD: Cross Sections

[@Studio39DesignStudio]

I like the Morph Cross Section, that was very neat. I also think you can give the Morph Element a higher priority and hide the layer with out having to use the Solid Element Operation

[@VIA-studio]

Unfortunately that doesn't work. Just tested it.

[@SpatialModels]

You're the best Arnold !

[@robinvoeten]

You Sir are amazing! i was looking for a long time how to do this, and now i know how to. ps. you have a capital P in your facebook link

[@VIA-studio]

No problem. Thank you for the hint Robin!

[@AJ-jf7cq]

Great video! I really enjoy your content!

[@VIA-studio]

Gracias Alexis! Alwys nice to see, that people like my content.

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanks

[@hubertgajewski4153]

now thats a nice project :)

[@georgechukhriy5233]

Keep doing these videos. i want to know what u think about revit too

[@VIA-studio]

I will do Admin. I am working with Revit in the office too. So I know Revit very good and I absolutely prefer Archicad. But both softwares have their advantages and disadvantages. I am considering to make a video about it.

[@georgechukhriy5233]

do you work on mac or pc

[@VIA-studio]

Admin Kal I am working on PC

[@pandamonio78]

Hey! Great job man, you're awesome. You don't need an intern? Just asking

[@VIA-studio]

Thank you. I am working in an office by myself. You should ask my bosses ;)

[@ebipamoweindiomu9246]

how do I create something like a corona like thing in the Smithsonian for my museum design. but curving.

[@VIA-studio]

Step 1: Draw a 2D Circle or Oval in yor Floorplan Step 2: Hold the Magic-Wand-Button and draw walls inside the circle Step 3: Go into the Wall-Options and make them angled towards the outside. Step 4: Do the same thing in every floor or copy the walls to the next level in 3D

[@JamesBadcock]

You are able to rotate the cutting planes, please see this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH_YdmebeZJ-sM0 (the UI is a little older but the function is the same)

[@VIA-studio]

Hey James. I honestly didn't know that. Thanks for your advice.