Information on Archibites objects and tools
While the Archibites Wet Area tool for ArchiCAD is designed to be highly intuitive, this article dives into the user interface settings to help you get the most out of its advanced features. To kick things off, here are a few expert tips on how to build out your wet areas effectively. 1. Start with […]
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Archibites Parking v5 introduces zones for space allocation graphics and scheduling. There are 2 main tabs for zones. The ‘Zone Common Settings’ tab contains all settings that are common to all zones. Control here Zone height. 3d height Show Fill/Form in 2d, 3d, and/or Section/Elevation. You can also set it to display by Model View
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Archibites Parking v5 introduces a more powerful way to add accessories. It allows greater customization in their output and visibility. Opening the interface and navigating to the Accessories tab has a list of all available accessory slots (1) called Accessory A,B,C, etc. Select the accessory to edit it. Each Accessory has a type (2) and
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In any professional ArchiCAD workflow, the Layout Book is where the “heavy lifting” of design meets the precision of documentation. However, achieving a consistent, professional look across hundreds of layouts often reveals the technical limitations of the standard ArchiCAD Drawing Title. Whether you are navigating the new features of ArchiCAD 28 or maintaining legacy standards,
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One of the recurring challenges when documenting concrete setout drawings in Archicad is clearly communicating structural falls under wet areas. Bathrooms, laundries, balconies, and similar wet zones all require accurate slopes, correct levels, and compliant falls, both for construction and for coordination with engineers and builders. While Graphisoft Archicad provides several native methods to model
When documenting buildings in Archicad, created by Graphisoft, it is common to show level information for floors, slabs, ceilings, and structural elements. Archicad includes several options for displaying these heights. You can show the top and bottom levels of most elements relative to Project Zero, the first reference level, the second reference level, or Sea
Checking compliance of doors to Australian Standard Accessibility requirements is an essential part of quality control within Architectural practices. For projects in Australia, compliance with Australian Standards AS 1428.1 and AS 1428.2 is mandatory. While Graphisoft Archicad provides built in tools to manually enter values to represent door clearances, it does not offer a straightforward
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When working in Graphisoft Archicad, designers often rely on labels to annotate drawings clearly and consistently. Archicad includes a wide range of in built labels that can display properties, classifications, components, dimensions, levels, and many other forms of metadata. However, one important feature is missing. There is no native way to label the parameters of
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