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July 2010 Archive
Modeling

Fixing Wall Corners With Columns

Here is a most ancient and despised bug in Archicad's wall cleanup behavior.

In most cases, if two surface edges meet whose materials are the same, the line between the surfaces is eliminated.

Corner line
Where three walls meet, two of the walls will often form a corner, which results in a 'strong' line that will not be removed despite the matching wall surface materials.

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Tags: column, model, problems, tip, wall
by James Murray | Jul 7, 2010 01:24 PM

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