Toolbars
VisualARQ toolbars work the same way as Rhino toolbars:
- You can drag them to any part of the screen or dock them to the edge of the screen.
- You can customize them by adding buttons to them or removing buttons from them.
- Some buttons have a second command that you can open with a right-click, running a different option related to the same command.
- Hover the mouse over a button to display a tooltip with the name of the commands that can be selected with a right or left-click.
- Some buttons (shown with a small triangle on the lower right corner) are linked to other toolbars with drop-down buttons.
Hold down the left mouse button on the icon to display the toolbar linked to a button.
Tooltips: hover the mouse over an icon to see the command it runs with the left and right click.
Wall icon tooltip (left or right-click)
A) VisualARQ Objects
Commands to create and edit architectural objects
Wall and Wall Styles Manager
Curtain Wall and Curtain Wall Style Manager
Beam and Beam Styles Manager
Column and Column Styles Manager
Door and Door Styles Manager
Window and Window Styles Manager
Opening and Opening Styles Manager
Stair and Stair Styles Manager
Railing and Railing Styles Manager
Slab and Slab Styles Manager
Roof and Roof Styles Manager
Furniture and Furniture Styles Manager
Element and Element Styles Manager
A1) VisualARQ Walls:
Buttons to create and edit walls
- Wall and Wall Styles Manager
From Curves and Set Path
Reverse
Wall: Extend and Unextend
From Solid and Set Custom Solid
A2) VisualARQ Curtain walls:
Buttons to create curtain walls
- Curtain wall and Curtain wall Styles Manager
Curtain wall from Curves
Curtain wall from Surfaces
Curtain wall: Extend and Unextend
A3) VisualARQ Beams:
Buttons to create beams
Beam from CurvesA4) VisualARQ Columns:
Buttons to create columns
Column: Extend and UnextendA5) VisualARQ Stairs:
Buttons to create and edit stairs
Spiral stair
Stair Clearance ContourA6) VisualARQ Railings:
Buttons to create railings
Railing from CurvesA7) VisualARQ Slabs:
Buttons to edit slabs
- Slab and Slab Styles Manager
Slab from Curves
Slab from surface
Add Boundary
Subtract Boundary
Subtract stair clearance boundary
A8) VisualARQ Roofs:
Buttons to edit roofs
Roof from curve
Roof from surface
Add Boundary
Subtract Boundary
Explode roof into slabsB) VisualARQ Edit Tools
Buttons for edit tools
Add Solids
Subtract Solids
Extract Solids
Flip direction
Split objects
Fillet objectsB) VisualARQ Documentation Tools
Buttons for documentation tools
Annotation and Annotation Style Manager
Space and Space Styles Manager
Tag and Tag Style Manager
Section and Section Style Manager
Guide and Guide Style Manager
Opening Elevations and Opening Elevations Style Manager
Create Plan View and Plan View Styles Manager
Create Section View and Section View Styles Manager
Level Manager
Section Manager
Table Report Panel and Table Styles Manager
B1) VisualARQ Spaces:
Buttons to edit spaces
Space from Curves
Space from Surface
Space: element set
Space: element unsetB2) VisualARQ Guides:
Buttons to edit guides
Guide Grid
Guide from CurvesC) VisualARQ Tools
Other tools buttons
Update Selected Objects
Opening Array
Profile from Curve
Object Properties
Document Parameters
Clashes Report Panel
Export to DWGC1) Selection commands:
Buttons to select VisualARQ objects
Select All objects
Select walls
Select Curtain walls
Select Beams
Select Columns
Select Doors
Select Windows
Select Stairs
Select Railings
Select Slabs
Select Roofs
Select Furniture
Select Elements
Select Spaces
Select Tables
Select Tags
Select Opening elevations
Select Sections
Select Plan views
Select Section views
Select Annotations
Select Guides
Select Same Type
Select Same Style
Open VisualARQ toolbars
If toolbars are not automatically displayed after installing VisualARQ, they have been closed, or don't appear on the screen, they can be loaded manually by using the same method used to load Rhino Toolbars:
Rhino 7:
- Type Toolbar on the command line (or go to Rhino Menu Tools > Toolbar Layout...)
- Select VisualARQ3 from the list of toolbar files available.
- Select the VisualARQ toolbars to load (by default we recommend selecting just the VisualARQ (4tabs) toolbar group.
Rhino 8:
- Type Toolbar on the command line (or go to Rhino Menu Window > Toolbars...)
- Select VisualARQ3 from the list of toolbar and toolbar groups.
- Select the VisualARQ toolbars to load (by default we recommend selecting just the Group: VisualARQ (4tabs) toolbar group.
Note:If the VisualARQ toolbar is not displayed in the list of toolbars and toolbar groups, in this toolbar layout dialog go to File > Open and search for the visualarq.rui file in one of these directories:
- Rhino 7: (C:\Users\"UserName"\AppData\Roaming\McNeel\Rhinoceros\7.0\UI)
- Rhino 8:: (C:\Users\"UserName"\AppData\Roaming\McNeel\Rhinoceros\8.0\UI)