5 Tips for Topography in Archicad - Tutorial

[@user-di2xq6kr3p]

Congrats on 8k subs

[@AB-my7rd]

merhaba, archicadde faeklı kotlardaki binaların planlarını aynı anda görme gibi bi şansımız var mı, mesela bütün 1.katları aynı vaziyet planı üzerinde görmek istiyorum ama farklı kotlarda oldukları için denk gelmiyor

[@ulucgoksan4354]

window'un altındaki çift kareli seçenekten altında görmek istediğin üst veya alt katı seçip görebilirsin kullandıgın plan floor plan üzerinde yanındaki ok ile de katı seciyorsun ama önce açman lazım ustune tıklayıp

[@JOEXSEI]

nice tutor.. its helping me.. how to make drainage to contur?

[@Thekellin1]

Could you add tips on how easily make setback lines on the lot?

[@hipsonsogbo]

They wont

[@dandimartinus5628]

excuse me, can i request space frame tutorial?

[@rogeriopenna9014]

And you get a somewhat unrealistic very geometric earthfill with grass. Archicad should have some other terrain creation methods, some more realistic with triangulares mesh allowing for more flexibility on what we want to do.

[@sb.architect]

It can be more organic if you use spline instead of straight lines.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

@@sb.architect Yes, but still not good enough. Take the thumbnail of your Ramp In Archicad Tutorial for example. There is that rectangular slab and another slap above. Then a straight ramp connecting both as well as a curved ramp connecting both slabs. How would you go on creating terrain in that semi circular area between both ramps, such that the terrain followed the contours of both ramps? If I had to do it, I would export the model to Sketchup, pick up the lines of the contours, use Soap Skin and Bubble Plugin to create a quadriculated mesh following that contour, ALREADY on the precise heights. I could also even inflate a little bit the mesh, as it's normal to see terrain a little higher on the middle than where it meets slabs, sidewalks, etc. But it would be much nicer to just do it inside Archicad.