Bracket Strut JM9: More top and bottom end shapes: Cove, chamfer, and fillet.
Chamfer Cutter JM9: Chamfer multiple corners at once.
Rafters Decorative JM9a: Like the eave ladder, you might want to see exposed rafters in the reflected ceiling plan. But you need to be able to hide the portion of the rafter object that is hidden by the main roof. Adjust the Top Hide Distance to meet the main roof cut:
Location: 06 Wood & Plastic
A sloped series of boards to support a flying rafter.
This thing is hard to show in place; here's a section through the eave of a dormer, showing the dormer wall in elevation:
The Roof Slope can be selected from a familiar list of n/12 slopes, or you can use a custom angle.
You can choose the board Stock from the list, or use a custom Height and Width. Spacing is measured along the slope.
Location: 06 Wood & Plastic / Brackets
An Arts & Crafts type bracket. Parameters: Length, height, width, top/bottom thickness, top/bottom end treatment, strut thickness, width, and top/bottom inset.
The end treatments are Square, Ogee, and Pyramid. May 2008 update: Cove, Fillet, Chamfer.
You can turn on "Both Ends Same" to use the same values for the top and bottom. In this case, the bottom-related parameters are hidden.
Most of the parameters are editable in 3D.
Though I kept the '9' in the name, this is for Archicad 11.
Originally posted 2005-03-29
Location: 06 Wood & Plastic / Trim & Moulding
A series of battens for board and batten siding. There are parameters for Width, Thickness, and Spacing. For a single batten, set the spacing to zero.
In order that you can do a whole wall with one Battens object, you can have up to eight Holes in the batten arrangement. Turn on as many holes as you need and fit them to the windows and doors. You can do this in section or elevation using the editing hotspots.
Use solid ops to trim the battens to the roofs.
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