is recreated as a separate ARCHICAD Surface. With this option, each imported Rhino color #RHINOCEROS 6 CUT A CROSS SECTION HOW TO#
Use these controls to define how to handle Rhino colors, which are handled as Surface attributes in ARCHICAD. Not available with Merge.)Ĭreate new Layers in ARCHICAD for the imported visible and hidden elements. Place all elements on a new Layer (Available only when using Open. Use the pop-up to choose ARCHICAD project Layers for the visible and for the hidden elements imported with the Rhino model.
You can add an optional Prefix to the Rhino Layers. Any identical Layer names are differentiated with a number added onto the extension. These Layer names automatically get the extension “Rhino”. Import Layers to Keep Original Layer Structure (Default)Įach Rhino Layer is recreated as a separate ARCHICAD Layer, named after the Rhino Layer’s folder path: folder_subfolder_layer. Use these controls to define the Layers onto which to place imported Rhino elements (visible and hidden, if any). To import them, check the Import hidden elements box. By default, such hidden elements are NOT imported to ARCHICAD. In Rhino (unlike in ARCHICAD), it is possible to hide an individual element, whether its Layer is visible or not. 
Use these controls to define how to interpret Rhino’s “hidden” elements.
In general, navigation is faster in models if this option is checked. On the other hand, element snapping will be available. You will not be able to further adjust segmentation once the model is imported to ARCHICAD. Optionally, check the Bake Curved Geometry box to finalize segmentation before import. – If you increase segmentation (resulting in a higher number of polygons for smoother surfaces), remember that a high polygon count affects both file size and performance – The segmentation slider affects curved geometry only, not planar elements Use the slider to adjust the segmentation of curved surfaces imported from Rhino. See Hotlink Rhino File and Import Rhino 3DM File as Object for these workflows. Rhino Import Options (when Hotlinking a Rhino model). The name of the dialog box varies depending on the command: In each workflow, choose the Rhino 3D Model (.3dm) file type, and click Options to open the dialog. 
File > External Content > Place Hotlink, from the New Hotlink Module dialog box. 
The Import Options dialog is available when importing a Rhino model in any of the following workflows: You have the option to adjust the model segmentation before and/or after import to ARCHICAD, depending on your preferred settings (described below). It is placed into ARCHICAD project’s Embedded Library.
Radius for Arc element (Rayon de l'élément Arc).Īdds a component for import *las file (Ajout d'un composant pour la lecture de fichier *.Use these workflows to open or merge a Rhino 3D Model file (.3dm) directly in ARCHICADĪ Rhino model imported to ARCHICAD will appear as a non-editable GDL object, maintaining the logical structure/buildup of the original Rhino model. Added information by type of elements (Ajouts d'information par rapport aux type d'éléments): Length of the element (Longueur de l'élément). Top managements rendering (Meilleur rendu d'habillage). Longitudinal Section & Cross sections (Profil en Long et en travers): With the upcoming release of RhinoCivil Engineering v1.5 here are some new features (Avec l'arrivée de RhinoCivil Engineering v1.5, voici les nouveautés attendues):
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