Global Mapper is great and effective the way you demonstrate it, but it's not free and one has to wait for them to approve the trial. Not good for learning at all.
I think I have made an observed that one could possibly save time if one simultaneously does the magic wand operation and adding the height of ridges. ArchiCAD automatically picks height decrease and one wont have to type in the height every time they select the fit to all ridges option. However it might not be entirely reflective, so one will need to be careful when executing the automation. Hope that's helpful in a way.
hello I say Turkey. I am using Revit 2024. Everything is so beautiful. However, when Autocade DWG is imported and SCALE is selected, the elevation Vertex Z values increase by the same amount. Due to the fact that the Elevation values are too high, I don't want to run away. How can I scale without changing elevation values? Because aktarılan dwg de yütmeden values are correct. Please help
A very strange decision to transfer data from one program to another using AutoCAD. It would be nice if the author figured out the export format so that it would be possible to directly transfer data to Archicad from the non-free globalmaper program, bypassing AutoCAD.
What do you think about this approach, It saves more time to start your project right? Let me know down below.
Is good to teach and learn at the same time.
loving the content that africa based for once!
Even you handledd hard how we goona make it :)😃
I can't get what you mean... Elaborate more
@@MesolightVisual i mean your skills are very good for archicad .What is difficult for you is impossible for us.
@@talatakgun Thank you mate, I really appreciate your feedback
@@MesolightVisual thanks to lot. by the way you can try to LANDCAD
nice
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Global Mapper is great and effective the way you demonstrate it, but it's not free and one has to wait for them to approve the trial. Not good for learning at all.
How to take it from AutoCad to Revit?, Revit is more complex, please make a tutorial on Exporting from AutoCad and then to Revit 🙏
I think I have made an observed that one could possibly save time if one simultaneously does the magic wand operation and adding the height of ridges. ArchiCAD automatically picks height decrease and one wont have to type in the height every time they select the fit to all ridges option. However it might not be entirely reflective, so one will need to be careful when executing the automation. Hope that's helpful in a way.
Thank you for such a informative comment..I didn't know that. Will try it 👊
hello
I say Turkey. I am using Revit 2024. Everything is so beautiful. However, when Autocade DWG is imported and SCALE is selected, the elevation Vertex Z values increase by the same amount. Due to the fact that the Elevation values are too high, I don't want to run away. How can I scale without changing elevation values? Because aktarılan dwg de yütmeden values are correct. Please help
hellou, how long did it take to you ? to final? (hours?)
It took 40 to 50 minutes to complete the whole model
@@MesolightVisual thank you Mr. 👍☕
Hello sir I tried doing the same and the contour values have just jangled into each other. How do I solve that?
Increase the scale. Use 1:50
A very strange decision to transfer data from one program to another using AutoCAD. It would be nice if the author figured out the export format so that it would be possible to directly transfer data to Archicad from the non-free globalmaper program, bypassing AutoCAD.
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Prefiro o Q-GIS