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‎2007-09-18
01:16 AM
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Doreena Deng
‎2007-09-18
01:16 AM
Is this possible?
I have the required ID's, i just cant seem to create a new ADDON. The box is gray'd out
Help would be greatly appreciated
I have the required ID's, i just cant seem to create a new ADDON. The box is gray'd out
Help would be greatly appreciated
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‎2007-09-18 04:34 PM
‎2007-09-18
04:34 PM
What program are you trying to create the add-on with? What box is grayed out?
Tom Waltz
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‎2007-09-18 10:50 PM
‎2007-09-18
10:50 PM
Archicad and its the create Addon Box, in the addon manager

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‎2007-09-18 11:21 PM
‎2007-09-18
11:21 PM
To create new add-ons, you need Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 or Apple XCode. There's no way to make new add-ons from within Archicad.
Tom Waltz
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‎2007-09-20 02:06 AM
‎2007-09-20
02:06 AM
Once you have your own ID, you can run the AddOnAdmin tool to generate an add-on ID and also get the decimal equivalent of your four-character Developer ID. For Windows users, the AddOnAdmin tool is by default inI cannot click the create a new Addon button to generate a new ID. Therefore as i see it i will not be able to get AC to acknowledge my Addon written in C++.
Program Files\Graphisoft\API Development Kit 5\Support\Tools\Win\AddOn Management
Click Create a New Addon to generate a new ID. Select the first line of the database tree (shows your Dev ID), click Save Database As, and choose *.h as the file type. Personally I don't use the names in that file, but grab the numbers.

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‎2007-09-20 02:20 AM
‎2007-09-20
02:20 AM
You're talking about the devkit AddOnAdmin tool, which then calls itself Add-On Management.
To enable the 'new addon' button, you must have an open database that contains your authorized developer id. If you have already created such a database, just click Open Database to open it, then click the 'new addon' button. Otherwise, click 'new database' and fill in your Developer ID as a four character code.
Karl
To enable the 'new addon' button, you must have an open database that contains your authorized developer id. If you have already created such a database, just click Open Database to open it, then click the 'new addon' button. Otherwise, click 'new database' and fill in your Developer ID as a four character code.
Karl
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‎2007-09-20 09:07 AM
‎2007-09-20
09:07 AM
Thank you Karl, I am stupid
