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100 1 Boeykens, Stefan,|eauthor.
245 12 A BIM professional's guide to learning Archicad :|bboost
your design workflow by efficiently visualizing,
documenting, and delivering BIM projects /|cStefan
Boeykens, Ruben van de Walle.|h[O'Reilly electronic
resources]
264 1 Birmingham :|bPackt Publishing,|c2023.
300 1 online resource (633 pages)
336 text|2rdacontent
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338 online resource|2rdacarrier
500 Table of ContentsWhat Is Archicad and How Can You Learn
It?Getting Started with ArchicadBuilding a Basic
Residential Model: Modeling the Construction
ElementsBuilding a Basic Residential Model: Adding Roofs,
Zones, Beams, and ColumnsBuilding a Basic Residential
Model: Modeling Openings, Stairs, and ObjectsBasic
Drafting and 2D Views Adding Annotations and Creating 2D
OutputUsing Advanced Modeling Tools for Developed
DesignUsing Advanced System Tools for Designing Stairs and
Curtain WallsUsing the Mesh Tool and Wizards to Finalize a
DesignUsing Advanced Attributes and the Renovation Tool
for a Wider Design Range2D Construction Drawings and 3D
Views with Linked AnnotationsData Extraction and
VisualizationAutomating the Publication of BIM Extracts
The Various Visualisation Techniques in ArchicadAppendix:
Some Final Tips and Tricks.
505 0 Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits --
Dedications -- Foreword -- Contributors -- Table of
Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Getting Started with
Archicad -- Project Setup and Essential Modeling Tools for
Your First Residential Project -- Chapter 1: What Is
Archicad and How Can You Learn It? -- Introducing BIM and
Archicad -- About Graphisoft and Archicad -- a short
history -- Installing Archicad -- Platform requirements --
Older versions of the software -- Licensing -- License
types -- Migrating between license types -- Localized
versions -- Requirements for this book
505 8 The approach in this book -- What to expect as a reader --
Version and units in this book -- Summary -- Further
reading -- Chapter 2: Getting Started with Archicad --
Technical requirements -- Understanding the Archicad
installation -- What is installed? -- Other languages or
versions -- Understanding the Archicad UI -- Getting to
know the main UI components -- Toolbars and palettes --
Understanding work environments -- Understanding Archicad
onscreen feedback -- Setting up your first Archicad
project -- Project Info -- Building stories -- Origin and
display grid -- Saving a project file
505 8 Using drawing aids in Archicad -- Using Snap Guides and
Guide References -- Using Guide Lines -- Learning to use
numeric input -- Adding interior walls -- Summary --
Chapter 4: Building a Basic Residential Model: SPACEAdding
Roofs, Zones, Beams, and Columns -- Technical requirements
-- Flat and sloped roof elements -- Modeling a simple flat
roof using a Slab -- Modeling single-plane roofs --
Getting to know Multi-plane Roofs -- Tidying up the model
-- Changing wall composites for better connections --
Adjusting Wall heights to Slabs and trimming with Roofs
505 8 Defining rooms and spaces using the Zone tool -- Adding
zones using the Inner Edge method -- Zone Labels -- Adding
boundaries -- Zone updates -- Beams and columns -- adding
some structure -- Adding columns to support the overhang -
- Adding beams from walls to columns -- Summary -- Chapter
5: Building a Basic Residential Model: Modeling Openings,
Stairs, and Objects -- Adding Doors and Windows to the
project -- Knowing the key BIM entities and their
relationships -- Placing Doors into the interior and
exterior Walls -- Placing basic Windows in Walls --
Introducing the Object Library
520 Chapter 3: Building a Basic Residential Model: Modeling
the Construction Elements -- Technical requirements --
Navigating in 2D/3D and learning the basics of modeling --
Opening your first model -- Navigating in 2D --
Configuring mouse behavior -- Navigating in 3D -- Modeling
tools in general -- Core construction - walls and slabs --
Modeling the basic shape of the ground floor -- Grouping -
- Looking at the many settings of a wall -- Adding a slab
-- Trace & Reference -- Using the Pet Palette during
modeling -- Materials and composite structures (basics)
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