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ATK

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Slm, friends; In an architectural project that came to me, one of the axis was drawn like a z-type, as you can see in the picture, I cannot define this axis as a drawing, nor can I define it with the 2D architectural project arrow command. How can I enter such an axis system? I also want to ask a question of appearance, which I have seen in many image attachments, for which I gave an example by quoting from the forum; How can we activate the view of the axles in the perspective view? Axes are not visible in my perspective images, besides, under my drawing area, materials, d.points, elements etc. How can I make the information screens visible? For example, in the picture below, I noticed that there are both submenus (elements, materials, points, etc.) and there are axes in the perspective view.
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"ATK":3bejl2if" said:
Slm, friends; In an architectural project that came to me, one of the axles was drawn like a z-type, as you can see in the picture, I can not make this axis as a drawing, but also with the 2D architectural project read command. I can't define it. How can I enter such an axis into the system?
Hello, The axis you have added the picture of is the Inclined axis. Only the lines of this axis outside the contour are drawn straight. In the program, there are two y-axis parallel and one The labels of the axis can be shown in this way by using the number of oblique axes. In the attached project, the C axis was drawn this way. To draw the axis in this way, draw 2 axes parallel to the Y axis from the nodal points of the columns S7 and S8. Then an oblique axis will connect the joint points of these two columns 1. Select perpendicular axis and click object properties command Label settings tab uncheck right label line General Settings[/ On the b] tab, uncheck -draw in-contour lines-. b]Type -300 cm on the right delta line. Select the 2nd perpendicular axis and click object properties . On the Label settings tab, uncheck the left label line. On the General Settings tab, uncheck draw in-contour lines. On the left delta line, type -300 cm. Select the tilted axis and click object properties . On the Label settings tab, uncheck both the -left and right label-lines. In the General settings tab, write -300 cm in the -left and right delta- lines. Give these three axles the same name. The oblique axis will look the way you want.
Also, I would like to ask a view question that I have seen in many image attachments, which I gave an example by quoting from the forum; How can we activate the view of the axles in the perspective view? Axes are not visible in my perspective images, besides, under my drawing area, materials, d.points, elements etc.
In order for primitive objects to appear in the perspective window, General Settings dialog General Settings Tab -3-dimensional primitive objects-[/ b] tick the line show. Right-click on Toolbars to see the Structure Tree on the drawing screen. Check the -Structure Tree- line from the drop-down menu. Activate the -Data- tab at the bottom of the structure tree. Good work
 
Thanks for your CV, Mr. Levent, but I didn't mean the structure tree, what I meant was the white part under the drawing screen, you know, the screen with values like X coordinate 5.74 y 7.05. Also, in my project, I couldn't create the axes as you said. Although it is not very clear in the picture, the axle breaks at 3 different points, in the example you sent it breaks in 2 places, that is, where they cut the vertical axles..
 
"ATK":g536h82j" said:
Thanks for your CV, Mr. Levent, but I didn't mean the building tree, I meant the white part at the bottom of the drawing screen, where the X coordinate is 5.74 y 7.05. screen, Also, in my project, I could not create the axis as you said, because although it is not very clear in the picture, the axis is broken from 3 different points. In the example you sent, the axis is broken in 2 places, that is, where they cut the vertical axis..
The image below the picture you added is 6 In the first versions of the version, it was a display configuration only to be able to view the entered carrier element information. As of Ver 6.2007, that type of image is no longer displayed. --Axles with 2 different slopes are not drawn as a single axis in the program. Also, with an axis display as you base I haven't encountered it so far. I think the beginning and points of each oblique axis, ie the breaking points should be specified. Maybe if there are forum participants who do this type of practice, they can help you.
 
Hello there; As Levent says, bent or broken axles like yours are not drawn as a single piece in the program, but it is possible to obtain these broken axles by using several axles. I have created a broken axis similar to the one you describe in the appendix, using 4 different axles. However, the location of the break point within the contour of the axis must be described, so such an axis cannot be applied for practice. It does not seem possible to say to the craftsman that there is an inclined axis that has distances from the previous axis during the manufacturing phase, but that this axis is changing the angle again somewhere inside. It would be more accurate to describe such axes as two different inclined axles. Best regards.
 
As a matter of fact, I knew from the very beginning that the axle was useless, but when the architectural project came like that, I didn't want to mess with it, especially when I was my boss :D I never confused the architect. But I thought of something like this and I'm implementing it; Normally, the axles are the leading players in the creation of the supports, especially in catching the points in idecad, I did not delete the line of this broken axis from the dwg file I imported, so idecad sees it as an ordinary line, it has no features. I enter and define new axes, discard my column and beam and create my object, then delete the auxiliary axis. I can't think of any other solution. if he let me use it on his account.. ;)
 
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