ArchiCAD Tutorial #31: Interior Elevations in ArchiCAD

This video is a long overdue follow-up to my ArchiCAD Tip #2. If you ever need to make Interior Elevations in ArchiCAD, then this video is ESSENTIAL to creating clean, beautiful air lines around your views.

For more on Interior Elevations in ArchiCAD, check out this follow-up video:

[waschastudios]

Great video, as usual! Now that this feature has been moved to the graphic overrides section in v21, I wonder if you could do another video showing these same override fill display rules in the current version?!?!

[cameronflora]

Nice vid, I have a question....how did you build your walls? Did you use Profile Manager to create your wall linings and skirting to a custom wall, or is the wall a composite with lining and the skirting is another element?...I am using ArchiCAD 22 and it seems that there is always a second cut line at the extent of the elevation marker in a custom wall rather than none in a single wall or composite wall. I would like to know the marking settings and graphic override settings to achieve your pretty interior elevations...thanks

[whitworths]

First off, thanks for all the great tips.  I have 2 questions for this video.  1- I follow this step by step but my int elev always has a second heavy line...and it is where the int elev box in plan ends, so in the middle of the wall as I follow you here.  How do I get rid of that?  2 - How can I hide the red dashed lines in plan and just show the int elev marker?

[bimbuilt]

Jared, excellent video! Quick question, at 7:53 in the video the outside of your wall
shows the siding as clapboard. How is this achieved with Archicad?
thanks

[pwgarch]

When drawing an interior elevation where you have removed a window (renovation filter demo) and new windows. I see the outline of the patch in the wall where new wall was added where the window was removed. Is there a way to get rid of this in the interior elevations without effecting the floor plans? I know I could draw a white fill over it, but is there another way?

[MichaelGustavsonArchitect]

How do you deal with the intersection of vertical door casing and complex profile baseboard?  I keep having a problem where the Casing actually overlaps the baseboard because ArchiCAD complex profiles assume that the outside of the baseboard is the outside edge of the wall, and then places the door accordingly?  I moved the complex profile so that the origin x thing was aligned with the outside edge of the gyp board and that didn't change anything either.  I moved the blue "stretch" guidelines and that didn't seem to change anything either.

[DubyaD]

What's the best way to deal with a sloping ceiling with the interior Elevation tool? I don't see a setting for that so I'm assuming perhaps an SEO?

[lawsonwillard]

Is this possible in ArchiCAD 20? Thanks.