In this tutorial you will learn how to ArchiCAD in the Favorites you can speed up your work, especially when you start a new project.
I am sure you are well aware of the eyedropper tool and how it can help you duplicate the settings element, and then apply them in your drawing-like object. Of course, there are no elements that are already, however, when you start a new project. It's easy to spend lots of time creating things as you need them. If you want to get your settings, Favorites, you will find very useful.
Open an existing project and go to the menu-palette-Favorites. The palette will be expanded with a basic text interface. You can find a list of the default Favorites in front of you. You can clear any unwanted Favorites by going to menu and then clicking the delete button in the upper right corner.
It's easy to save a bookmark, just select it and save it. Use the Save current selection from the context menu, to give it a name. The name is descriptive information to remember it more easily. You'll find the rename favorite command easily in the top right-hand menu in case you need it. Repeat selection and save the process with an additional wall and you'll quickly get a list of several types of standard wall in the "Favorites". They will be sorted alphabetically by name. You can find any design you've finished you can make useful parts later.
People are able to do it in 3 dimensions, if you can believe it! Moving your mouse to the window or door, must be selected in 3D. You can put the appropriate information in name. This will make it easy to select from a list of text.
You'll notice that when the tool is active, the toolbar you'll see favorites listed window only. If you want to view all Favorites, activate the direct selection tool on your screen.
Having a well-developed project will allow you to quickly and easily create a complete list of Favorites. Click Save current settings as default "pipette to accelerate the process of setting up your list. This will save the settings of the item that was just eyedropped. Save your favorite quickly by using keyboard shortcuts for using the eyedropper tool, press ALT + Option in Mac and Windows. You can create a large list of Favorites for several minutes.
This list will remain with the project, so when you save the project and reopen it, it will be there. To make these favorites to another project to use, save them using the commands on the shortcut menu, choose Save favorites. The name of the list, something to remember-able. You'll have options for preserving folder that allows you to manage easily. The file extension, you will be salvation is called *.PRF is likely setting.
Now you can download your favorite pan in any project. In your project, simply click the load Favorites button from the pop-up menu. Next, you will have a choice to replace or merge Favorites list together.
Using the Favorites you can quickly use the shell of the building. Double-click on the external walls, beloved for its activation. When you're ready to go to interior walls, you'll notice that your Favorites will automatically install the correct layers and settings.
You can also decide to change things later. Using Favorites tool, you may do so immediately. Select the number of walls, how do you want to modify, and then double click the favorite that you want to apply. They are updated instantly.
You can go through the design process much faster with favorites-simply select favorite door and a door; Activate the window, place the favorite and so on.
Viewing 3D or 2D view can be used to switch between objects. While in the 3D viewer, you can change properties of individual walls, such as material by downloading your favorite. Select windows as much as you like and download the new favorite. Suddenly they are all updated at the same time, saving you a lot of time.
Note that once you have placed in the elements by using a favorite, they are not associated with it. You can change the items as you like. Use Favorites will speed up the process of placing and modifying objects. They do not limit you in any way or prevent you from making changes.
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