topic Re: ArchiCAD 19 to PHPP link ? in Sustainable design

ArchiCAD 19 to PHPP link ?

Anonymous — Thu, 11 May 2023 08:47:09 GMT

Hi, I am just getting my head around AC and it would seem to me that there is a built in AC to Pasivhaus PHPP link ?

Has anyone used this ? dopes it work ?
It seems to be looking for a 2007 version of PHPP ? i have just got the latest version of PHPP ver 9. and this seems a bit of a step backwards to be looking for 2007 anything !

anyway i also got DesignPH for PHPP which is a Sketchup addon but it seems a bit tortuous to be going from AC to Skecthup to PHPP when there should be , perhapos is ? a direct link ?

any thopughts or advice very welcome as I am revit user converting to archicad ( a rare species ?) so its all a bit new.

thanks
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Re: ArchiCAD 19 to PHPP link ?

Karl Ottenstein — Wed, 02 Mar 2016 18:11:59 GMT

I've moved your topic to the Sustainable Architecture forum.

See:
http://helpcenter.graphisoft.com/technotes/setup/software-technologies/file-formats-in-archicad/
near the bottom of the page ... where .PHPP is a listed export format

http://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=42611&sid=be7c098ba0bf61e90d7a2766dbab27df&_ga=1.235188613.527701258.1233614224

Re: ArchiCAD 19 to PHPP link ?

Anonymous — Mon, 07 Mar 2016 14:24:16 GMT

HI Karl, thanks for that, sorry if posted in the wrong spot.

I note the phpp is listed as an export format. I presume this is done via the Energy Model Review Button, which has an export to PHPP option ?
However, this is looking for a PHPP version 2007, and i am just wondering if anyone here uses this as 2007 seems v old and the PHPP guys dont seem too interested suggesting that to get from PHPP2007 to the current version PHPPv9 would be tortuous ?

thanks- they seem to be promoting entering data via sketchup plugin (DesignPH) but this seems to me to be creating an additional step in the workflow if you already have a BIM?

thanks again guys