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February 29, 2016 at 23:32 #2313Bruce WalkerParticipant
Can anyone offer help on how to script the 2D appearance of skylights? I understand that ArchiCAD wants to use projected views for skylights (as you have to turn on legacy stuff to get the symbolic view to display).
However, I need to put in masking fills and opening lines – but they don’t show up. The ArchiCAD skylights “Skylight Pivot” and “Skylight Top Hung” manage to get in pivot lines (but not masking). I’ve looked at the script, but can’t see any unique conmmands that I need to invoke to get LINE2 to work.
How do I get this working without using legacy display?
Thanks.
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March 2, 2016 at 21:53 #2323Bruce WalkerParticipant
Nobody from Graphisoft can help on this?
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March 3, 2016 at 18:14 #2326Gergely FehérKeymaster
Without the legacy option the skylights are always projected: their 2d scripts don’t run in this situation. You need to create a proper model for the projection – this model can be different than the “normal” 3D model.
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March 3, 2016 at 21:34 #2330Bruce WalkerParticipant
I don’t understand the reasoning behind this. Why are skylights singled out as no longer using their 2D script?
I don’t want to activate ‘legacy,’ as clearly Graphisoft is steering away from this – and history has taught that unsupported items eventually stop working (makes sense). But I also want a masking fill and pivot lines.
I have a idea on how I might do the pivot lines (but have no idea how to determine the dash length as defined in the MVO). I have no idea how to get the masking fill to work.
Any help would be appreciated.
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March 12, 2016 at 06:28 #2339Bruce WalkerParticipant
Ok. So I’ve managed to get my pivot lines working. But what I can’t figure out is:
1. How to have a masking fill, so I don’t see what’s underneath the skylight
2. How to have the skylight open in 3D / 3D document / section, but closed in plan (I’ve tried GLOB_CONTEXT and GLOB_VIEW_TYPE, but neither work).2D Hotspots work just fine though, so it at least executes some 2D commands.
Once again: what is the reasoning behind this?
Thanks in advance.
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