Transparent Story
- Zeynep Aladağ
The structural plan of a story is the system that will carry the architectural plan of the upper story. Therefore, the beams and slabs to be entered in the structural plan must be in harmony with the architectural plan of an upper story.
With the settings you will make from the Transparent Story Settings dialog, you can see the objects of the upper and lower stories in virtual lines, and you can easily create your project using virtual lines as a reference.
You can set whether or not to show the traces of the objects on the lower and upper stories, display line type and colors.
Location of the Transparent Story Command
In Architectural Program
You can access it under the Ribbon menu View tab View title.
In Structural Program
You can access it under the Ribbon menu Settings tab Settings title.
Transparent Story Settings - Architectural Mode Tab
In the architectural mode, you can show the traces of architectural and structural objects on a lower and/or upper story in the plan.
Architectural Objects
Specifications |
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Show upper story In the architectural mode, it shows the traces of the architectural objects of the upper story, if it is checked. |
Show under story In the architectural mode, it shows the traces of the architectural objects of a under story, if it is checked. |
Color Adjusts the color of the object tracks. When the color box is clicked, the appropriate color is selected from the window that opens. |
Linetype Line type is selected. The appropriate line type is selected from the drop-down list when the down arrow button next to the box is clicked. |
Structural Objects
Specifications |
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Show upper story In architectural mode, it shows the traces of structural objects of the upper story, if it is checked. |
Show current story In architectural mode, it shows the traces of structural objects of the current story, if it is checked. |
Show under story In architectural mode, it shows the traces of structural objects of a under story, if it is checked. |
Color Adjusts the color of the object tracks. When the color box is clicked, the appropriate color is selected from the window that opens. |
Linetype Line type is selected. The appropriate line type is selected from the drop-down list when the down arrow button next to the box is clicked. |
Transparent Story Settings - Structural Mode Tab
Similarly, when you are in structural plan mode, you can show the traces of architectural and structural objects on a lower and/or upper story in the plan.
Architectural Objects
Specifications |
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Show upper story It shows the traces of the architectural objects of the upper story when it is in structural mode. |
Show current story It displays the traces of architectural objects of the current story when it is in structural mode, if it is marked. |
Show under story When it is in structural mode, it shows the traces of architectural objects of a under story, if it is marked. |
Color Adjusts the color of the object tracks. When the color box is clicked, the appropriate color is selected from the window that opens. |
Linetype Line type is selected. The appropriate line type is selected from the drop-down list when the down arrow button next to the box is clicked. |
Structural Objects
Specifications |
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Show upper story It shows the traces of structural objects of the upper story when it is in structural mode, if it is marked. | |
Show under story When it is in structural mode, it shows the traces of structural objects of a under story if it is marked. | |
Color Adjusts the color of the object tracks. When the color box is clicked, the appropriate color is selected from the window that opens. | |
Linetype Line type is selected. The appropriate line type is selected from the drop-down list when the down arrow button next to the box is clicked. | |
In the following table, the display of architectural objects in structural mode is given when the show top of story option is active.
Upper of story architectural objects are inactive |
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Upper of story architectural objects are active |
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