lucaam86
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Hello everyone,
I'm a student at the year of architecture.
I would have the need to know, from whom surely knows more than me, 2 things:
1. how can I move a line or object from the perimeter walls layer (example) to the furniture layer (example)?
2. the professor asked me to use different thicknesses to give dynamism to the project both in the plant, in the section and in the constructive details.
I wanted to know if there are tables (maybe by law) that indicate standard thicknesses to be used for supporting walls, interior girders, furnishings and so on... Do you know anything or do I have to do randomly (I don't think)?
also once designed everything with the right thicknesses how can I do to "test" the work done? Do I have to go to the copy shop and do some paper tests? or can I export pdf? the result in pdf will be faithful to what I will print in copisteria on a3?
Thank you very much to anyone who wants to help me.
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I'm a student at the year of architecture.
I would have the need to know, from whom surely knows more than me, 2 things:
1. how can I move a line or object from the perimeter walls layer (example) to the furniture layer (example)?
2. the professor asked me to use different thicknesses to give dynamism to the project both in the plant, in the section and in the constructive details.
I wanted to know if there are tables (maybe by law) that indicate standard thicknesses to be used for supporting walls, interior girders, furnishings and so on... Do you know anything or do I have to do randomly (I don't think)?
also once designed everything with the right thicknesses how can I do to "test" the work done? Do I have to go to the copy shop and do some paper tests? or can I export pdf? the result in pdf will be faithful to what I will print in copisteria on a3?
Thank you very much to anyone who wants to help me.
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