If, for example, you have selected a panel of class “Main”, the top panel displays, by default, “ Class: Main Panel.” These parameters are those defined in the System Settings: Main Panels dialog box. The only difference is that member-specific Tool settings do not display the navigation tree seen in Curtain Wall System Settings, and they display a different header.įor each selected member in Curtain Wall Edit mode, Tool Selection Settings displays the parameters of the currently selected member. Tools can be accessed in the familiar way from the Curtain Wall Toolbox, available in Edit mode only:Įach of these tools has its own settings dialog, with the same appearance and arrangement of controls as the corresponding page of Curtain Wall Settings. Please note that changing the settings of any selected Curtain Wall member in Edit mode will NOT affect the Curtain Wall’s System Settings. Custom parameters are set in Edit mode only.
Scheme, Frame, Panel, Junction, and Accessory Settings). Once you change the parameters of any selected Curtain Wall member in Edit mode, that member is no longer tied to Curtain Wall System Settings it is a Custom member, and its parameters are locally defined, in its individual tool settings dialog box (e.g. (You cannot create a new Curtain Wall in Edit mode the purpose of Edit mode is to provide a deeper level access to the components of an existing, selected Curtain Wall.)
In Edit mode, each member (Scheme, Frame, Panel, Accessory, Junction) has its own Settings dialog box and its own tool, enabling you to change settings and place new Members in this Curtain Wall. However, you can use Edit mode and its dedicated member-specific tools to access and change the individual members of a selected Curtain Wall, or to add new custom members to it, using the same input, selection and editing methods as in the normal ArchiCAD workspace. Any placed Curtain Wall instance is defined by Curtain Wall System Settings.
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