Architectural, Framer

Add a Height Mark

With this function, a height mark is added to a 2D drawing, a 3D model, a geometry derived from the model of a building opened from the drawing sheet (in an elevation, section or perspective drawing) or a wall panel drawing. A height mark may look like this, for example, in a floor plan (A), a model (B) or an opened geometry (C):

Height mark to an elevation, section or perspective drawing

  1. Open the drawing sheet on which the view is.

    Opening and Updating a Drawing Sheet

  2. Open the view drawing from the sheet.

    Opening a View from a Sheet

  3. Right-click to open the context-sensitive menu, and select Add Height Macro.
  4. Click the location of the height macro.

Height mark to a floor plan or model

  1. Select Drawings > Heights > Add Height Macro.
  2. When you add a height macro to the drawing of a drawing-model pair, type the height value in a text box. If a horizontal structure has been added to the drawing, you can select the function Height from floor from the contextual toolbar, and click the horizontal structure, which defines the height value.
  3. Click the location of the height macro.

Defining And Updating Building Height Data
Opening and Updating a Drawing Sheet
Opening a View from a Sheet
Setting Height Data in a Wall Panel Drawing
Adding a Height Mark to a Wall Panel Drawing
Height Data

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