Creating .keynotes file
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2017-08-22 11:30 PM
2017-08-22
11:30 PM
I know that cadimage keynotes has some default keynotes which can be imported from the extras file in archicad 20. How do you actually create a .keynotes file type? and what do you use to open it with?
Or is it best to just manipulate the one created by archicad?
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2017-08-29 02:48 PM
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02:48 PM
laz89 wrote:The method for creating a .keynotes file depends on what you you want it for. If you're just setting up a new list of keynotes, it's best to simply create them with Keynotes (in ARCHICAD). You can then export that as a .keynotes file.
Hi,
I know that cadimage keynotes has some default keynotes which can be imported from the extras file in archicad 20. How do you actually create a .keynotes file type? and what do you use to open it with?
Or is it best to just manipulate the one created by archicad?
If you have an existing list of keynotes in some other format, you can import them into Keynotes as .txt or .csv (tab or comma-delimited data) and then re-export as .keynotes.
Otherwise, if you want to create a .keynotes file from a database or similar source, the content is simply an XML file that can be created/edited with any text editor. The basic structure (listing 2 keynotes) looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <keynotesAttributes> <keynoteDatabase> <records> <keynote key="40DCB7BA-400F-42FC-AA8D-560C55047EBD" edit="2015-06-10T20:22:45+12:00"> <name>2</name> <title>Site</title> </keynote> <keynote key="2F5E1ACD-F3C0-4F88-B06B-6E4B43D1AECC" edit="2015-06-10T20:22:45+12:00"> <name>2.04</name> <parent>40DCB7BA-400F-42FC-AA8D-560C55047EBD</parent> <title>The keynote title goes here</title> <description>The longer keynote description goes here</description> <reference>1234</reference> </keynote> </records> </keynoteDatabase> </keynotesAttributes>Every keynote is contained within the following tags:
<keynote key="2F5E1ACD-F3C0-4F88-B06B-6E4B43D1AECC" edit="2015-06-10T20:22:45+12:00"> </keynote>The
- - name: The ID or clause number
- parent: The guid of the parent keynote (for keynotes arranged in a hierarchy)
- title: The short title of the keynote
- description: A longer description for the clause (optional)
- reference: A spec reference (optional - only used by some databases)
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