When can I use the graphisoft python plugin?

[leilei]

Hello,
Does anyone know this question? I want to know when I can use graphisoft python plugin.Probably which version can use it? AC23 or AC24...

[Anonymous]

I also want to know when ArchiCAD API can use Python. And how to use Python is API easily for creating ArchiCAD tool.

[Anonymous]

This would be huge!
Very few people with architecture education coming from universities know how to write C/C++ very well but python is widely used in the design industry and way easier to learn. By making the API accesible with python code it woul allow a lot more people and practices to creatively explore whats possible with ArchiCAD without the limitations of the partial systems(like GDL). The grashopper connection is a really good step in this direction but i would like to have an easy accesible way to pull data out of ArchiCAD, do whatever i want with it and play it back into the program.

[Anonymous]

I have experience in using the C ++ interpreter for automation ARCHICAD in add-ons from 2014 year.
I would be very happy if this experience was useful to use it in the forming ideas for python plugin development.

[leceta]

With python, I would write custom add-ons. I struggle to be more specific... any example seems to be anecdotical, as long as the problem domain is so large.

[Anonymous]

C ++ is very powerful and fast.
In my opinion, it is imperative to provide for C ++ developers the ability to call the procedures and data of their add-ons from the phiton scripts.
It is tested and works fine.

[Anonymous]

I would appreciate if we could have some reply from Graphisoft developers, on approximate time of the year when we could finally have the access to python API. Would it be end of this year? Or first half of 2019? Or later?
Thank you in advance.

[Tibor Lorantfy]

nedostizni wrote:
I would appreciate if we could have some reply from Graphisoft developers, on approximate time of the year when we could finally have the access to python API. Would it be end of this year?

Our goal is to publish the first version of the Python API (v0.1 Experimental Version) by the end of this year.

[Anonymous]

Hi Tibor,

Thank you for the very nice news!! Finally!

[poco2013]

Yes -- Good news indeed!!!

Is there going to be a Beta Site that we can sign up for? I think it would be wildly optimistic to expect that everything will be perfect the first time out?

[Ben Cohen]

I am really looking forward to this. I have watched a few of the Revit - Python videos and this has got me excited .