2009-08-06 11:03 PM
2011-01-16 07:33 AM
Joseph wrote:I think that the parts are all windows based, they have ".exe " as their extension.
When I try to download txt shows up in the safari, any reason why?
2011-01-17 10:48 AM
2011-01-17 10:51 AM
2011-01-18 04:29 AM
Aaron wrote:can't say I've seen it, but you could try asking GS Japan: twitter.com/graphisoftJAPAN
In the mid 90s - which would pre-date the widespread distribution of the SDK - American ArchiCAD resellers started oohing and ahhhhing about a new tool in the Japanese version of ArchiCAD that produced the shadowing studies required by the Building Authorities there.
As I recall it plotted the shadow's cast on adjacent buildings and their duration throught he course of a day in each season. Calculations were involved to satisfy shadow footprint requirements and so a graphic was produced. A one-off thing like an EcoDesigner report.
Is there anyone on this Forum that:
a) saw it in action;
b) know of its current status;
c) if they had it, could re-write it for current versions and give it or sell it;
d) know why the hell it isn't standard fare in all versions of the software, esp. now that we're all so environmentally aware.
2011-01-20 11:37 AM
Thomas wrote:TMA_80 wrote:On the contrary (I'm sorry [for them] - some people really <b>[censored]</b> at making working web sites...)
...i haven't used it that much, only few times with reliable/good results, this add-on is however only available for ac10/11 and not for 12 yet...
The Smart Facade Tool is made (or sponsored) by Cembrit Holding A/S which is a Danish fibre cement board operation with a lot of nice products, like these (hover your mouse in the pictures, and disregard the Swedish). If you want to use similar products, this may be worth trying.
The Add-On is primarily intended to make it easy to specify and order their Cembrit/Minerit products, but with some lateral thinking you can of course extend its use.
The Add-On IS updated for Archicad 12 (see previous post.)
2011-01-27 03:29 PM
2011-01-27 04:45 PM
TMA_80 wrote:Hardly. They don't see the benefit for themselves, I think.
Thank you very much Thomas, I hope they will make an easiest access for this plugin in the futur...
2011-02-28 08:43 PM
Thomas wrote:The mac versions are available!
The .apx file seems to be a text-coded binary file. I assume, since Safari doesn't recognize the extension, it just displays the text.
Fix: Right-click on the download link and select Download or Save As... Then put the file in the add-on folder and load it in Archicad. If that works, all is OK. I can't test since the files are Windows only.
Edit: Now I saw Rod's answer. I just didn't scroll enough before. Sorry.
2012-03-16 07:46 PM
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