topic Re: Woman in the Red Dress in Libraries & objects

Woman in the Red Dress

Anonymous — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 00:01:29 GMT

Does anyone still have this object? will she work in AC16?, can we change the color of her dress to White?

Does anyone have a Bride? Designing a Bridal Shop and need mannequins with Bride Dresses on them...all I have is Dress 2.

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

David Collins — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 17:32:34 GMT

Kate, the Woman in Red Dress, has aged along with the rest of us, but what she lacks in polygons she still makes up for in style. I found her and her Goth sister Vicki in the old "People and More" library from ArchiCAD 6.5. Vicki might be persuaded to wear a white dress for a day or two if you make her the right offer.

Unfortunately they both came into ArchiCAD 16 with lots of error messages and no feet. I converted them to into morphs, added some shoes and loaded them both into a single object file with parameters for positions (standing, walking, leaning) and materials.

Look for "Woman in Red" in Bim Components.

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 17:39:52 GMT

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

David wrote:
Kate, the Woman in Red Dress, has aged along with the rest of us, but what she lacks in polygons she still makes up for in style. I found her and her Goth sister Vicki in the old "People and More" library from ArchiCAD 6.5. Vicki might be persuaded to wear a white dress for a day or two if you make her the right offer.

Unfortunately they both came into ArchiCAD 16 with lots of error messages and no feet. I converted them to into morphs, added some shoes and loaded them both into a single object file with parameters for positions (standing, walking, leaning) and materials.

Look for "Woman in Red" in Bim Components.

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Re: Woman in the Red Dress

rocorona — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 19:04:53 GMT

To get rid of the errors, open the object, go to the 3D script and use the Find&Replace command, from the Edit menu.
Search: .e
Replace: e

Save&enjoy

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

David Maudlin — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 12:50:56 GMT

rocorona wrote:
To get rid of the errors, open the object, go to the 3D script and use the Find&Replace command, from the Edit menu.
Search: .e
Replace: e

When I open the library part, the entire 3D Script is:

if treed=0 then end
MULX	A/0.460000
MULY	B/0.706308
MULZ	zzyzx/1.7
Binary 1
DEL top

So this fix is not available in the US version.
When viewing the object I got the same error messages in AC16 as David Collins, but worked properly when viewed in AC 7.

David

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

rocorona — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 13:04:43 GMT

I was referring to the object from BIMcomponents, loaded by David Collins. Downloading it, I get a very long script, where some numbers are in a erroneous "exponential" format, that is probably supported in older versions. Here an example:
1.55e3 = 1550
1.05e3 = 1050
1.00e3 = 1000 (correct, it can also be 1e3)
1.e3 = 1000 (is the same of the previous, but a decimal point without digits after it is reported as an error)

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

David Collins — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 06:43:15 GMT

rocorona wrote:
I was referring to the object from BIMcomponents... where some numbers are in a erroneous "exponential" format...)

This is very strange. The new script was generated entirely by ArchiCAD 16.

I can find instances of both the ".e" and the "e" exponential notation in the 3d script, but no error messages here.

vert 0.0401, -5.e-5, 1.54412 ! #239
vert -1.73472e-18, 0.0771071, 0.999941 ! #240

investigating....

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

Laszlo Nagy — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 14:47:46 GMT

Great to see old objects come to life with the help of the Morph Tool.
David, you might also experiment with the Curve & Merge Edges and the Smooth & Merge Faces commands of the Morph Tool to create a less blocky appearance.

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

David Collins — Sat, 10 Nov 2012 11:53:46 GMT

laszlonagy wrote:
David, you might also experiment with the Curve & Merge Edges...

This did occur to me, but I didn't want to spoil her classical retro style. Besides, a girl's gotta watch her polygons...

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

Laszlo Nagy — Sat, 10 Nov 2012 12:03:58 GMT

Re: Woman in the Red Dress

Anonymous — Thu, 06 Dec 2012 20:24:51 GMT

If you want to spice it up a bit, we have a paris hilton object: http://www.bimstop.com/bim-content/paris-hilton-for-archicad/

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