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Split footprint tool?

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Bogdan_Chipara
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Split footprint tool?

Bogdan_Chipara
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At this level of design can we have a Split Footprint tool? so I can split the building and add extra levels only on one part?

Next to floorplan tool could be a footprint plan?

 

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Split footprint tool?

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At this level of design can we have a Split Footprint tool? so I can split the building and add extra levels only on one part?

Next to floorplan tool could be a footprint plan?

 

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Bogdan_Chipara
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those situations are very common and the footprint has to be split.

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those situations are very common and the footprint has to be split.

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josh.goldstein
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Hi @Bogdan_Chipara,

 

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

Have you tried using 3D Sketch for this? You can convert a Basic Building to 3D Sketch, then sketch on its faces and use the Extrude Face tool to do what you're looking for. If you're trying to do this on a surrounding building, you can Add Floors to it first, then convert to 3D Sketch as illustrated in the documentation linked above.

 

3D Sketch buildings will behave a little bit differently than Basic Buildings, but they do have full 3D capabilities.

 

We plan to bring this 3D sketching technology deeper into the main Design mode, so eventually workflows like this may not require converting the building and entering a sub-mode. But for now, hopefully this can work for you.

 

Let us know if this helps!

 



Josh Goldstein
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Hi @Bogdan_Chipara,

 

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

Have you tried using 3D Sketch for this? You can convert a Basic Building to 3D Sketch, then sketch on its faces and use the Extrude Face tool to do what you're looking for. If you're trying to do this on a surrounding building, you can Add Floors to it first, then convert to 3D Sketch as illustrated in the documentation linked above.

 

3D Sketch buildings will behave a little bit differently than Basic Buildings, but they do have full 3D capabilities.

 

We plan to bring this 3D sketching technology deeper into the main Design mode, so eventually workflows like this may not require converting the building and entering a sub-mode. But for now, hopefully this can work for you.

 

Let us know if this helps!

 



Josh Goldstein
Product Lead
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Bogdan_Chipara
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Yes, what you are saying is a little bit too complicated as a workflow. Much easy is to have the foorplan and cut it there. Because there are many, many buildings that need this adjustments. It has to be done quickly and as you say, it has to be done from Main Design.

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Yes, what you are saying is a little bit too complicated as a workflow. Much easy is to have the foorplan and cut it there. Because there are many, many buildings that need this adjustments. It has to be done quickly and as you say, it has to be done from Main Design.

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