Symbol Labels with Element Information
Symbol Labels can display all kinds of element information on the drawing, for example the skins of a composite Wall.
Symbol Labels are GDL objects. Along with Text/Autotext Labels, they are available from the Label Tool pop-up and Label Tool Settings.
The following are the standard Symbol Labels available in the Archicad INT Library. Labels provided in other localized Archicad libraries may vary, to meet local standards.
Symbol Labels and Displayed Data |
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Classification and Properties Label |
Element parameters Classification and Properties IFC Properties |
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Component Classification and Properties Label |
Classification and Properties of Components |
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Composite or Profile Name |
Element / Hotlink ID |
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Dimension Label |
Dimensions Area Volume |
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Door Window Stamp |
Element/Hotlink ID Dimensions Surfaces |
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Elevation Label |
Elevation dimensions |
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Generic Label |
Element / Hotlink ID Name Elevation dimensions Dimensions Area Volume Skin list Composite / Profile / Bldg Material name Surfaces |
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MEP Label |
Element / Hotlink ID Name, MEP System Dimensions, Slope Classifications and Properties |
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MEP Slope Label |
Slope value (Set unit in Label Settings/ Custom Settings) |
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Opening Label |
Door/Window ID Dimensions Properties |
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Property Label |
Element / Hotlink ID Name Property values |
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Skin List Label |
Building Material properties Element / Hotlink ID Dimensions Skin list |
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Stair Description Label |
Dimensions Parameters |
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Stair Dimension Label |
Stair-Specific Dimensions (Width, Riser Height, Going Depth, Number of Risers) |
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Surface Label |
Surfaces |
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Zone Label |
Zone Name, Number, Calculated Area |
See also Labeling Curtain Walls.
See also Select Surface (for Surface Label).
Not every label can be placed on every element type. For example, if you inadvertently attach a Door Window Stamp to a Column, a “placeholder” text will inform you of the mistake.
Note: For each label, Custom Label Settings provides information on which element types it can be applied to.
For more details, see Custom Settings for Symbol Labels.
You can also create your own Label by saving 2D drawing elements, including Autotext.