Function: Recess, Opening in Slab
The parameters vary depending on the type of opening and the architectural element into which you want to insert the opening.
type
Specify whether you want to insert a recess or an opening into the slab.
Outline
Specify the outline of the opening in plan.
Note: When selecting the Opening with an outline saved as a symbol type then you must initially, using the tools within the task, Design create the outline of an opening in the desired form and with the desired dimensions, then save this outline as a symbol. The length and width of the opening are defined by the maximum length and width of the symbol and cannot be changed.
Parameters
Depending on the outline of the opening, you can define the following parameters:
Dimensions
Depending on the outline of the opening, you can enter various dimensions:
Select geometry
When you select the Opening with an outline saved as a symbol type, use
to select the outline in the Library palette. You can see the symbol name and a preview of the outline with its dimensions.
Click to open the Options directly in the Component profile area. When you create an opening with an outline saved as a symbol, you can define the Number of segments by entering a value between 8 and 360; the default setting is 36.
Top level = TL slab, Bottom level = BL slab (for slab recesses)
Height (for slab recesses)
Relative height (for slab recesses)
Click Height... to define the height of the opening. You can define the height as an absolute value. You can also define the height of the component based on a default reference plane, custom reference plane, offset plane, reference surface or based on an existing component.
Relative to TL, BL
The height settings of the top level and bottom level are represented by symbols. Click Height... to make changes.
Load favorite, save as a favorite
Click to save recesses or openings defined as favorite files.
To retrieve a favorite file, click .
Library element
To insert a smart symbol into the opening, click and select the smart symbol in the Library palette.
Note: If the way the openings look does not suit your needs, you can create your own images in 2D and save them as smart symbols.
You can define smart 3D symbols and insert them into horizontal slabs. To do this, use Smart Symbol (How). In the case of inclined slabs, it makes sense to use smart 2D symbols because you cannot "tilt" smart 3D symbols.
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