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  • Hi people! Welcome to this video dedicated to the newest Graphisoft ArchiCAD 19,

  • including all steps to start from scratch!

  • Leave us comments to improve our future guides!

  • When you open ArchiCAD, a dialog box opens. On top, you can choose Create a New

  • Project to open a new project and Open a Project to open an existing one made.

  • In this case, let's create a new project, going to New at the bottom.

  • The project has a simple workspace: on top there is the Standard bar, with some

  • important tools; on the left the Toolbox, that collects all to build your CAD

  • project; and on the right the Navigator palette, that collects all you have

  • inside your project.

  • Each of these palettes can be moved and closed. To open them back, simply go to

  • Window, Toolbars or Palettes and tick on what you need. Double-click to place

  • a palette back in position.

  • Let's see the basic 2D tools inside ArchiCAD. Your central workspace is composed

  • by a grid with four main Elevations. Don't worry about these, since those are

  • used for 3D projects only.

  • All tools to build 2D projects are inside the Document section on the left.

  • You can draw segments with Line, curves and circles with Arc/Circle or a mix

  • between straight and curved lines with Polyline.

  • For example, to draw a Line, you must start from a point, called starting point,

  • fixed by clicking on your workspace. This will be indicated as a bold cross.

  • A preview of the object's shape is shown with a dialog box indicating distance

  • and angle respect to the horizontal direction, or X axis, indicated by a dotted

  • line. When you fix the second point, the segment is done.

  • With Arc/Circle you need to fix three points: one for the centre, one for the

  • radius (or Distance) and the third one for the arc length.

  • The Polyline tool creates a polyline with segments and arcs, one following

  • the other. You can choose between the two through the drawing tools appearing.

  • To finish drawing, just click on the lastest cross, when the pencil becomes

  • black.

  • In case you mistake while drawing, use Escape key to undo everything. To undo

  • mistaken actions, use CTRL+Z instead.

  • Very important are the visualization tools, used to check your project carefully.

  • To zoom in and out, use your mouse wheel. You can check the zoom percentage

  • at the bottom. You can use the Pan Tool to move around, just click once to move

  • and click again to finish with it.

  • Through the Document section you can also add some text and labels in your

  • project. To add Text, click on the Text Tool and click and drag on your project

  • to define a text area, that will contain your text inside. Once done, simply

  • type inside, setting font, style and text size through the dialog box above.

  • Remember to select the piece of text interested to apply the changes.

  • Mind that the text area does fix the space reserved for text. If you overcome

  • it, more rows will be added. Click outside to apply. In case you want to edit

  • text in the future, enable the Arrow tool in the Toolbox and double-click on it.

  • Each tool has its own settings, all listed in the Info box on top. For example,

  • in the Text tool, you can choose the Text properties. In the Line tool you can

  • choose to draw following just the horizontal and the vertical directions, or the

  • line style. For all the list of properties, simply click on the button inside

  • Default Settings.

  • ArchiCAD does help you while you draw. For example, nodes and vertices are

  • represented through checkmarks; points on paths through a star, and segment

  • medians through an horizontal mark.

  • New in ArchiCAD 19 is the ability to draw tangent, perpendicular or among the

  • same direction of one or more elements. All you need to do is to hover the

  • object's path until this is completely highlighted in blue. Then you can draw

  • very easily a line perpendicular, tangent or following certain directions. Those

  • blue lines are called Guides. You can remove all those using Escape key. Those

  • lines are never rendered in your final project of course.

  • In case you need to be more precise, you can use your keyboard. While you draw,

  • you can type numbers in the blue dialog box to fix the object properties

  • directly. Use the Up and the Down Arrow keys to select which property. The X,Y

  • and Z Coordinates do fix the position of the current point. Use Enter key to

  • apply. These numbers use the measurement unit chosen in the options of ArchiCAD,

  • that you can set through Options, Project Preferences, Working Units...

  • Let's see how to manage objects made. To manage and edit them you need to enable

  • the Arrow Tool, the first tool under Select section. This is used to select

  • which objects to edit. Click on one object to select it. This will be highlighted

  • in green with all its black nodes. Then, if you click on the objects path or

  • node, you will edit such object through the small dialog box that appears,

  • changing distance, radius and so on.

  • Let's see the most important editing tools. The Drag tool is used to move the

  • selected object around the workspace. Rotate is used to rotate the object, just

  • define the rotation point and the angle. Mirror mirrors the object. Multiply

  • is used to create arrays of the same object as a single element.

  • Plus, depending on the kind of object selected and on the node, the list of

  • editing tools changes. If you click on any path, you can add new nodes, curve

  • the side or offset edges. You can even stretch the radius if it is a circle or

  • an arc path. If you click on a node, you can move it through Move node, or

  • stretch the side or the arc length. Remember to use Escape key if you want to

  • undo.

  • You can also select more objects to edit them all together, just click on each

  • object and hold Shift down. Use Escape key to deselect.

  • If you right-click on a selected object, you can cut, copy, paste and delete it.

  • In case you have complex projects, you may need to move lots of objects. In

  • this case enable the Marquee tool, click once and drag to create a selection

  • area. Then click on one object and move. All objects inside such area will be

  • moved together.

  • When your project is finished, just save it. Just go to File and then to

  • Save As... At the bottom, you can choose different file formats. Choose ArchiCAD

  • Solo Project to open the project again later to edit it back, with a .pln file

  • format. You can also save it as a .pdf file in order to print it. This will

  • follow the Page and the Document options you can open through the two buttons

  • above.

  • You can also save all as .jpg image: this will simply contain all your whole

  • project, including its elevations as a simple image.

  • You can also choose what to export using the Marquee Tool. This simply selects

  • which part of the project you want to be exported.

  • In the future, use Save or CTRL+S to save often.

  • This is all! Check out our full guide to learn more for ArchiCAD 19!!

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    Alison Li 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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