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Gordana Radonic
I'll begin by telling you i've searched the forum and have not found my answer, so this question may be idiotically basic and if so I am sorry
I want to produce plain line elevations, with no hatching or colours, i.e. the simple kind you may produce in autocad (hiss). I've fiddled and have no idea how to progress.
Thank you for your time, and sorry if i've wasted it.
Richard.
I'm not sure if this is the right answer, but basically what i'm trying to draw is that basic hand drawn view. I'm cheating at Uni really, we've been set a project and asked to draw some axonometric views of a residential layout we have to design, so rather that spend hours on a perspective, i'm redrawing it all in ArchiCAD, produce my views and then trace it by hand. 
Thinking outside the box in my opinion
Here is what my idea of a '3d hidden wireframe axonometric'
Thinking outside the box in my opinion
Here is what my idea of a '3d hidden wireframe axonometric'
I'm not sure if this is the right answer, but basically what i'm trying to draw is that basic hand drawn view. I'm cheating at Uni really, we've been set a project and asked to draw some axonometric views of a residential layout we have to design, so rather that spend hours on a perspective, i'm redrawing it all in ArchiCAD, produce my views and then trace it by hand.A simple 'hidden line' view of the model will produce that effect in your image.
Don't be embarressed by tracing over ArchiCAD perspectives. It is the only practical and sensible way of doing it nowdays. Why would you walk 100 miles when you could drive it instead?
To be honest, you could completely cheat and use the sketch rendering option built in to AC. It's good enough to fool most people into thinking it's done by hand!
Experiment with the settings and see what you can produce!Good luck!
I've thought of that, perversely enough though, my tutor who has asked for this hand drawn project is also our lecturer for ArchiCAD, otherwise i would have dropped drawing, and possibly even photoshopped it pencil lines
Thanks for your help though
Thanks for your help though
richgwilt wrote:Don't confuse a Axonometric view with a perspective view.
I'm not sure if this is the right answer, but basically what i'm trying to draw is that basic hand drawn view. I'm cheating at Uni really, we've been set a project and asked to draw some axonometric views of a residential layout we have to design, so rather that spend hours on a perspective, i'm redrawing it all in ArchiCAD, produce my views and then trace it by hand.
Thinking outside the box in my opinion
Here is what my idea of a '3d hidden wireframe axonometric'
Use the toggle button in the 3D projections settings.
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