Ferenc,
I didn't realize that it was still in Beta testing. Has the API changed much within the last year? It's good to hear your working on it.
I didn't realize that it was still in Beta testing. Has the API changed much within the last year? It's good to hear your working on it.
Working on it...
It depends how you look at it.
As far as the feedback goes, it is pretty much ready for primetime-technically speaking. I had to do a significant rewrite for the MacOSX/ SketchUp3.0 version, and then bring the windows version up to par, finalize the standalone installers (for a while I was hoping the plugin can find its way to the standard ArchiCAD distribution -where it would belong IMHO), but ended up in standalone installers. The update for 8.1 was pretty uneventful.
In the hope of further feedback, until it is released, I try to keep the - ethernal- betatesting open, after the release it will be code maintenance.
I have several ideas for further refinements, but first it has to bring some return on @Last's investment. The ADT plugin has some good new ideas, some unnecessary complications and some mistakes, but since the ArchiCAD plugin stabilized and took whatever we threw at it the feedback went kinda silent.
I see it very useful extension to ArchiCAD for conceptual studies, quick graphical object creation, and cleaning up(stitching) 3d dwg/dxf files and intelligently convert them into ArchiCAD walls/slabs roofs.
It depends how you look at it.
As far as the feedback goes, it is pretty much ready for primetime-technically speaking. I had to do a significant rewrite for the MacOSX/ SketchUp3.0 version, and then bring the windows version up to par, finalize the standalone installers (for a while I was hoping the plugin can find its way to the standard ArchiCAD distribution -where it would belong IMHO), but ended up in standalone installers. The update for 8.1 was pretty uneventful.
In the hope of further feedback, until it is released, I try to keep the - ethernal- betatesting open, after the release it will be code maintenance.
I have several ideas for further refinements, but first it has to bring some return on @Last's investment. The ADT plugin has some good new ideas, some unnecessary complications and some mistakes, but since the ArchiCAD plugin stabilized and took whatever we threw at it the feedback went kinda silent.
I see it very useful extension to ArchiCAD for conceptual studies, quick graphical object creation, and cleaning up(stitching) 3d dwg/dxf files and intelligently convert them into ArchiCAD walls/slabs roofs.
