Ok I am now about to contradict everything I have whinged about with this 'object'. I now know how to add a vertex to the roof object!! It's true - it can be done. Wow! I'm blown away. And the secret is so simple it uses autocad commands! No wonder I didn't find it until now. Did you know about this?? Why didn't anyone tell me? Is this common knowledge?? If so then I'm a red-faced carpet snake!
Anyway I am going to share the secret with you!
One of the things I have enjoyed about doing this blog is that I have taken the time to stop and actually work thru the issues I have come across and in a way that I can explain to share with others. So many things have dropped into place as I've tried to organise my chaotic ways. Working for yourself has advantages but it also has downfalls. Now to that roof.
Something that has puzzled me is that essentially the roof object is programmed mathamatics and should be predictable. It may have limitations but they should be able to be understood and worked within or around. When using the roof object it can do some strange things but they should be able to become known and anticipated.
Hey before I get into the roof object again here's a great thing you can get into.
Great Daily Tips for AutoCAD (and ACArchitecture)
I just recently signed up for tips from Mike Williams, an experienced AutoCAD user and (I think) of ACArchitecture as some of his tips are for ACA. One of the strengths (and weaknesses) of ACA is it's AutoCAD base and we all use heaps of AC methods as much as ACA.
Great bite sized tips in your email everyday! I've already learnt a couple of new tips and been reminded of tips I've forgotten.
Oh and the roof object . . . . . . . . . come back in a couple of days . . . . . . it may blow you away like it did me!
Anyway I am going to share the secret with you!
One of the things I have enjoyed about doing this blog is that I have taken the time to stop and actually work thru the issues I have come across and in a way that I can explain to share with others. So many things have dropped into place as I've tried to organise my chaotic ways. Working for yourself has advantages but it also has downfalls. Now to that roof.
Something that has puzzled me is that essentially the roof object is programmed mathamatics and should be predictable. It may have limitations but they should be able to be understood and worked within or around. When using the roof object it can do some strange things but they should be able to become known and anticipated.
Hey before I get into the roof object again here's a great thing you can get into.
Great Daily Tips for AutoCAD (and ACArchitecture)
I just recently signed up for tips from Mike Williams, an experienced AutoCAD user and (I think) of ACArchitecture as some of his tips are for ACA. One of the strengths (and weaknesses) of ACA is it's AutoCAD base and we all use heaps of AC methods as much as ACA.
Great bite sized tips in your email everyday! I've already learnt a couple of new tips and been reminded of tips I've forgotten.
Oh and the roof object . . . . . . . . . come back in a couple of days . . . . . . it may blow you away like it did me!
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