If the illustration shows all you want, I think the easiest way accomplish it is to insert thinner wall segments at the recessions. This will work in all views.
You could try using a niche placed with the window tool for recess's like that.
I've attached an edited version which may be useful.
It has greater 2d control over pens and fill colours than the standard. I also tweaked how it displays with the 'bold cutlines' on-screen view option and also added contour line display control.
angus wrote:
that sounds strange............ i suppose BIM's modeling method would use the model to output the 2D drawings.
the 3d view is only a visualisation of the model. The 3d isn't the physical model. Your model is depending of what objects you put there, and this objects could be seen in 2d or in 3d or both in 2d and 3d. ArchiCad supports BIM, but what you see is depending of how the objects that are in the model works.
BIM isn't 2d or 3d, it's a description of the building, and SEO in ArchiCad could not change how a object would work, only how it would look in 3d.
