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Id tell the customer its the new surface of the moon look its all the rage 😎

@Twiddledeezenutz lol

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welcome again and again

Awesome. Stay tuned.

Kindly share a screenshot of what you have. Thanks.

You could share the screen first

Thanks for your compliment.

Left hand side of the menu bar.

Kindly share a screenshot of what you're getting after exporting.

Thanks for your response. Kindly suggest a appropriate one.

You’re welcome. You describe a file size reduction by applying good practice and wise maintenance, so maybe the title could simply be « How to reduce a SketchUp file size »… Cheers

@@larrykinglk awesome bro. Thanks for this. Let me edit

@@antiquebuildsolutions dumb answer

@@gegemadhan Hey how would you put it bro. Help a brother.

Hi, there may be two main reasons for that: When going to the 3D Window the camera is set to be looking away from the model so nothing is displayed. -Section/Elevation/Interior Elevation horizontal or vertical range is defined/modified so no elements are visible in the defined space. Solution trying zooming out on the display page so that the camera factors in your file content. Kindly get back to me if it works or doesn't work. Regards.

Thanks for getting back let me check on that

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Sorry for that, Hope you get the commercial one to enjoy the full benefits

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Welcome. Let me share a tutorial for that.

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You have the import or option (in case you have your materials outside ArchiCAD) or the objects options on the tool panel can also assist. Regards. NB: I can also do a tutorial on the same. Stay tuned and remember to subscribe for more.

I'll do a tutorial on that. Stay tuned and thanks for watching.

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@@antiquebuildsolutions I managed it at the end by myself hahah but the lines are too thick! idk how to make them like 0.05 or smth

Just highlight the line you would wish to edit its thickness and at the bottom right corner you'll find the dialog box where you can key in the new dimensions.

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And yes, arch 18 is compatible to it.

Thanks for your opinion. Mind sharing the alternative method regards.

Remember this is an inbuilt BIM system calculating the surface area. Meaning it has factored in all the determinants of surface area such as length, height and pitch of the roof. But feel free to share with us another method. Regards.

@@antiquebuildsolutions @dennismwenda1696 is correct. You need to instead use the 5th button for "Element's Surface" which will give you the correct surface area, with roof pitch factored into the calculation. In the video, you successfully calculated the "plan area" which is just the projected area as you would see it in a floor plan. That's fine if all you want to do is calculate the footprint, but it won't give you an accurate quantity.

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What do i do?

First of all, which ArchiCAD version are you using. Causing there is a corresponding compatibility for each ArchiCAD version and its corresponding artlantis verison.

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This is Artlantis 5.1

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