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2020-08-03
08:05 PM
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2020-08-07 10:53 AM
IvanIvan wrote:Yes, this is possible through the C++ API. Take a look at the
Thank you for answer!
Maybe it could be done through C++? Any ideas on how to set it up?
Maybe there is any example of a working program or a tutorial?
2020-08-11 12:38 PM
2020-08-11 10:22 PM
Ralph wrote:ahah, it all went too complicated: i compiled it without any significant errors the way it says here: https://helpcenter.graphisoft.com/knowledgebase/25738/ (i'm trying to fix the “This add-on cannot be validated. Please contact the distributor.”)...
IvanIvan wrote:Yes, this is possible through the C++ API. Take a look at the
Thank you for answer!
Maybe it could be done through C++? Any ideas on how to set it up?
Maybe there is any example of a working program or a tutorial?Do_ChangeMarker_Editfunction in the file "Element_Modify.cpp" of the example project "Element_Test". The name of the change marker is stored in API_Element.changeMarker.changeName
2020-08-11 10:29 PM
IvanIvan wrote:If you're building one of the example projects, are you running Archicad in demo mode to test it? The example add-ons have no developer ID, so they only run in demo mode, i.e. they won't run in a licensed AC session.
the ac23 doesnt want to load it, it says: “The selected file is not a All Add-Ons file. Please select a valid All Add-Ons file.” The original instruction is unclear, as always.
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